I think the reason why I'm so open minded with music has to be that i love metal punk hip-hop folk jazz and pop in no particular order. I'm not stereotypical though, it's mainly about the love for music, dig. anyways I've been through some good Will Haven days from first listening to Carpe Diem to digging deep for some bootlegs and rare tracks like the last Grady demos for instance, Handlerbars To Freedom. What's their sound? well it's pretty straight forward in your face aggression, with heavy riffs, not much on the double pedal metal but with a kinda of evil feel plus adding a little of Grady's vocal code it gives it that mystery. I think i heard of Will Haven through a Deftones Fan and since then I've just loved the aggression with the vocals and the riffs of the guitars. They've released 4 studio albums beginning with 1997 release of El Diablo after coming WHVN then the biggest seller Carpe Diem. Secrets were being mingled around and word was it that Grady left the band for good after his pervious awols. After all this getting to the Haven Camp, WHVN decided to write a bulletin via Myspace to all that pn February 19th 2007 Will Haven will play a free show at the Troubador in Los Angeles, and will have a 'big announcement'. The announcement was that Grady Avenell had left the band and been replaced by longtime friend of the band (and former vocalist for Red Tape) Jeff Jaworski, I attended that show it was a great show plus it was free and I was right upfront. check out the video on YouTube I'm at the front right side of the stage, Jaworski is screaming in my face in the beginning. That night I also saw Eightfourseven for the first time which by far has to be one of the most underated bands locally and I'm pretty sure I'm speaking for a majority of people. Other bands that played that night where Death Valley High and Red Host. Will Haven there after with the help of their new record label Bieler Bros Records put out The Hierophant which includes all music by the original members and vocals which were recorded with Jeff Jaworski and with Grady Avenell contributing to the writing of several songs. The Heirophant never released a video but Will Haven did tour the album inEurope with Deftones and went on to the UK. Will Haven did release one Music Video off Carpe Diem, called Carpe Diem and it features Deftones Vocalist Chino Moreno getting his car stolen. Will Haven is to release a dvd soon and plans on recording their follow up which is in the writting process already.The Musical Brochure
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Monday, April 7, 2008
Will Haven
I think the reason why I'm so open minded with music has to be that i love metal punk hip-hop folk jazz and pop in no particular order. I'm not stereotypical though, it's mainly about the love for music, dig. anyways I've been through some good Will Haven days from first listening to Carpe Diem to digging deep for some bootlegs and rare tracks like the last Grady demos for instance, Handlerbars To Freedom. What's their sound? well it's pretty straight forward in your face aggression, with heavy riffs, not much on the double pedal metal but with a kinda of evil feel plus adding a little of Grady's vocal code it gives it that mystery. I think i heard of Will Haven through a Deftones Fan and since then I've just loved the aggression with the vocals and the riffs of the guitars. They've released 4 studio albums beginning with 1997 release of El Diablo after coming WHVN then the biggest seller Carpe Diem. Secrets were being mingled around and word was it that Grady left the band for good after his pervious awols. After all this getting to the Haven Camp, WHVN decided to write a bulletin via Myspace to all that pn February 19th 2007 Will Haven will play a free show at the Troubador in Los Angeles, and will have a 'big announcement'. The announcement was that Grady Avenell had left the band and been replaced by longtime friend of the band (and former vocalist for Red Tape) Jeff Jaworski, I attended that show it was a great show plus it was free and I was right upfront. check out the video on YouTube I'm at the front right side of the stage, Jaworski is screaming in my face in the beginning. That night I also saw Eightfourseven for the first time which by far has to be one of the most underated bands locally and I'm pretty sure I'm speaking for a majority of people. Other bands that played that night where Death Valley High and Red Host. Will Haven there after with the help of their new record label Bieler Bros Records put out The Hierophant which includes all music by the original members and vocals which were recorded with Jeff Jaworski and with Grady Avenell contributing to the writing of several songs. The Heirophant never released a video but Will Haven did tour the album inEurope with Deftones and went on to the UK. Will Haven did release one Music Video off Carpe Diem, called Carpe Diem and it features Deftones Vocalist Chino Moreno getting his car stolen. Will Haven is to release a dvd soon and plans on recording their follow up which is in the writting process already.
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