The Black Halos are a Canadian punk rock band hailing from Vancouver, British Columbia, known for their raw energy, punk ethos, and melodic sensibilities that draw inspiration from the early days of punk rock. The group formed in 1993, and they quickly became a staple in the punk rock landscape with their self-titled debut album "The Black Halos" released in 1999. Their music often delivers a potent punch of punk aggression underlined by glam rock influences, memorable hooks, and a darkly poetic lyricism that resonates with the disaffected and the disillusioned.

Over the years, despite lineup changes and the turbulent tides of the music industry, The Black Halos have maintained their rebel spirit. Albums like "The Violent Years" (2001) and "Alive Without Control" (2005) solidified their position as stalwarts of the punk scene, while more recent releases such as "We Are Not Alone" and "Geisterbahn II" (Single) exhibit the band's continual evolution and unwavering commitment to their roots. Their track "How The Darkness Doubled" is a testament to their enduring sound, with gritty storytelling and infectious riffs that showcase their ability to stay relevant in the ever-changing punk landscape. Whether they're invoking the raw simplicity of early punk or weaving in more complex musical narratives, The Black Halos continue to be torchbearers for those who live and breathe the rebellious soul of punk music.