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Unique, dynamic, aggressive sounds bring together witnesses for a celebration of the ultimate opportunity to love life in hostile times. WAR PRAYER is a passionate catharsis demonstrating thanks for freedoms we are blessed with as beneficiaries of all our forefathers' creations. WAR PRAYER is a metamorphisis of the history of Heavy Metal ripened & seasoned with the facts & revelation of the the days we live in. WAR PRAYER is the intention of thanks & hope for all those who go to war on the behalf of the greatest country in the world (close runner up Amsterdam...)... "We wish the songs we breathe to give strength & hope to our troops. It is for all those who choose to fight for a cause. Whether it be the fear of our friends & families being attacked by those who do not understand how to love life or the lust of blowing up & doing away with the negative presence of hateful pieces of ####". "We are all alive in the most critical time of our world's being. We understand everyone is different. It is our time. We are the ones we've all been waiting for. Let us make a difference"! exclaims vocalist Angst.
Vocalist /lyricist, Angst AKA Buffalo Bill grew up in Buffalo, NY. OZZY, Paul Baloff from EXODUS & native American shamanists are most immediate favorite influences of Buffalo Bill. Branded w/ a tattoo of the name of his early band RULE! on his head & 8 emotions in the figure of an 8 / infinity on his arm. Motive? "Music always on mind & emotions on sleeve". ACID BATH, C.O.C., OVERKILL & TOOL are some of his favorites RULE! & PIMP SLAP THE ATMOSPHERE shared the stage with. In his youngest metal years Angst played with Paul Berserkowicz & Bob Rusay in a band called TYRANT SIN. Rusay & Mazurkiewicz would become the beginning of world wide hailed death metal pioneers, CANNIBAL CORPSE. Most recently, Angst played with psychodelic metal band DEFINE DIVINE featuring former members of NEUROTICA & PIMP SLAP THE ATMOSPHERE. After Bill left the band from Sarasota, Fl. Angst relocated to Cali to raise his first child in 2006.