Eighteen Visions
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Biography
Eighteen Visions, formed in Orange County, California in Octoberâ¯1995, began as a local hardcore outfit featuring James Hart on vocals and early members Dave Peters, Billy Sisler, and Kennethâ¯Floyd. The group released its debut EP Lifeless in 1997, followed by the fullâlength Yesterday Is Time Killed in Marchâ¯1999 on Cedargate Records, establishing a presence in the emerging metalcore scene. In 1999 the EP Time for Love expanded their reach, while the 2000 album Until the Ink Runs Out achieved significant sales and was later recognized by Loudwire as the 21st-best metalcore album of all time. Subsequent releasesâThe Best of Eighteen Visions (2001), Vanity (2002), Obsession (2004), and the selfâtitled Eighteen Visions (2006) through Epic/Trustkillâdemonstrated a shift toward melodic hardârock, though commercial success remained modest. The band disbanded in Aprilâ¯2007 after touring and label complications. Reuniting in 2017, they issued comeback album XVIII via Rise Records, featuring the singles "Oath" and "Crucified", and honored former bassist Mickâ¯Morris with the tribute track "Live Again". Subsequent projects included the EP Inferno (2020), the 2021 covers album 1996, and the 2023 EP Purgatorio, along with singles "Rot of Humanity" and "Reality Killer".
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- Victim
- I Let Go
- For This I Sacrifice
- You Broke Like Glass
- Life's Blood
- Five O Six A.M. Three / Fifteen
- Picture Perfect
- Dead Rose
- Fake Leather Jacket
- Isola In The Rain
- She's A Movie Produced Masterpiece
- She Looks Good In Velvet
- Beautiful People
- Who the Fuck Killed John Lennon?
- Oath
- Champagne And Sleeping Pills
- Crucified
- Elevator Music / The Nothing
- Revolutionizing The Sound Of Music
- Waiting For The Heavens
- The Notes Of My Reflections
- Tower of Snakes
- Prelude To An Epic / Flowers For Ingrid
- Live Again
