Dayton, Ohio’s All Hallowed is a raw, fuzzed-out garage punk band that consists of Ricky Terrell on bass, Nick Schaeff on drums, and Jenna Valyn on vocals. The band is set to self-release its third EP, III, on February 28. Fans of bands like Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Dead Weather, and The Distillers, will appreciate the band’s raucous and scrappy approach.

“Unknown,” a song that offers a vocal collaboration with Jeff Suffering of 90 Pound Wuss, hits digital streaming platforms. Listen to it here.

Bassist Ricky Terrell says, “‘Unknown’ was originally released without Jeff on vocals last year. When we started collaborating with him, none of the other songs seemed to click. Eventually, it became clear—Jeff had to be on ‘Unknown.’ As the first track on our EP, it’s a great way to kick things off and breathe new life into a band favorite!”

Pre-order is available now: https://igg.me/at/allhallowedep3/x/18504164#/

The EP was produced by Micah Carli (formerly of Hawthorne Heights), Denny Cottle, and All Hallowed. The artwork, which perfectly complements the music, was created by Rhys Meatyard, a longtime collaborator who has been an integral part of All Hallowed’s aesthetic. Together, they’ve crafted a project that’s as visually striking as it is sonically powerful.

Additionally, III also features some collaborations, including Jeff Suffering of 90 Pound Wuss and Mikey Huntington of The Huntingtons.

All Hallowed has plans for an EP release show on February 28 at Hidden Gem Music Club in Dayton, Ohio. Support will be provided by Vinnie Caruana (of The Movielife, I Am The Avalanche), Life in Idle, and Denny Cottle. Purchase tickets here.

Photo by Lacey Terrell