Why is haste the day breaking up

Sign In Sign Up. It has been an incredible 10 years and we want to thank all of our amazing fans who have stuck with us through all of our changes and growth as a band. There are many reasons why HTD is ending, however we mainly feel as though we have created the best music we can and believe it is now time for us to move on to the next stage of our lives.

We wanted to use our passion for heavy music and the love that God put in us to be a light in the underground scene; letting people know they are loved, important, forgiven no matter what, and capable of using their gifts to serve their fellow man.

I never imagined that we would be able to put out five full length albums, tour the world, and develop so many meaningful relationships with the people who came to our shows.

The 12 Days of Christmas will be in cities that we will not hit on our final tour so please come out to say goodbye this December. We will be playing a great selection of songs from all of our records, including all of the fan favorites, rarely played songs, and a few songs that you guys keep begging us to play live.

We encourage you to keep your inner flame burning and show it off to the rest of the world! She currently plays bass and backing vocals in Crossing Rubicon, alongside her husband, frontman Scotty Anarchy. Antonyms: slowness, tardiness, delay, coolness, reflection, moderation, steadiness. Synonyms: speed, celerity, expedition, hurry, despatch, excitement, heedlessness, swiftness. A: Haste is safe to use. Our software is digitally signed by a certificate authority, which guarantees that the software has not been altered or corrupted since it was signed.

Haste also passes security scans. Haste is most often used in a negative way, but not as negative as a word like hatred. After the first few tries, I felt like my throat got run over by a truck and left out in the sun to burn and dry out.

But once I found my voice again, it was smooth sailing. Getting into the album a little bit, why the name 'Coward'? How does that play into what we'll hear on the disc? Everyone has the ability to be a coward. Most of us start out as cowards, afraid to tell the truth because we are afraid of the consequence. Over the last several years I have seen marriages around me fail.

Relationships fall apart all because someone is afraid to speak up and say how they feel. We might all have the ability to be a coward but we all have the ability to make brave choices in our communication.

To be brave enough to say I need help or to say I love you. This is a theme throughout the lyrics of the album. Can you tell us about where the track comes from lyrically and where it was in terms of figuring out the rest of the album?

Did it come early or late in the process? Musically this song was last in the writing process. Lyrically I think it came pretty early on. The lyrics in this song refer to our selfish nature, especially as Christians. We can be so obsessed with ourselves sometimes that we forget to look around and see the people suffering around us. It is mostly a challenge to myself to spend more time focused on how I can love the people around me.

The original lineup gets a song on this new album. Can you tell us about it and how it was to get the original core together? Recording the original song was really fun. I think they had a lot of fun writing and recording that song. Off of the new album, can you share a couple of other favorite tracks and why they stand out to you? My favorite song on the album is called "Reconcile.

When I was seven, he died off the coast of North Carolina while he was fishing. He made a lot of poor decisions in his life and because of those decisions he spent a lot of his life suffering. The song is about the last few minutes of his life. How he finally found peace and was reconciled with his creator. Toward the end of May, there are a handful of Album Release shows. What new songs are standing out to you for the live set and what older track is feeling really fresh for you as well?