Music: Love it, or leave it. Bullet Bane decided to follow the first part of the sentence without fear of error in dose. The band began its work under the name Take Off The Halter in mid-2009, influenced by bands from the scene of Californian punk rock and melodic hardcore. The sound produced appreciates the mix of technical riffs and melodic vocals, driven by fast beats and lyrics that address issues such as media handling, society and environment. Still in its first year, they have released an EP with 6 tracks, called We Took Off. With the music available on the Internet, the disclosure reached Brazilian and foreigners ears positively. So invitations came to open concerts for worldwide recognized bands, such as: No Fun At All, NOFX, A Wilhelm Scream and Millencolin. Already in 2010 received an invitation to license the firstborn album for the Japanese label Bells On Records, a major in style. For 2011, news. First, the change in nomenclature, because the meaning of the old name established a different meaning outside Brazil. The poisonous bullet (Bullet Bane) rejoined the band and produced a full-length this year, sounds even more audacious and technical. The album called New World Broadcast features bold instrumental, vocal and footprint in the stem in the kitchen for 11 tracks. Produced by Philippe Fargnoli (Dead Fish, Reffer), mixing and mastering by Gabriel Zander (Noção de Nada, Zander) the album shows evolution and new directions. The lyrics disclose little commented matters, from the proliferation of mass media manipulation to accessories to the U.S. government. After their first touring with Canadian band MUTE, Bullet Bane wants to continue showing all their energy on stage, where the rock actually rolls the best. As winner of the Promise Band of the 2011 Award Best ZonaPunk, the group aims more road, friendship and strength along the way. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.