Hallow's E.P.

The All Hallow's E.P., a fan favorite, was released in October 1999 and served as a bridge between AFI's previous studio albums, 'Black Sails In The Sunset' and 'The Art Of Drowning'. This EP has attained cult status among fans, primarily due to its legendary four songs, including their cover of The Misfits' 'Halloween'. It is widely regarded by the fans as a must-own title in the AFI catalog.

The EP's release in October 1999 came at a pivotal time in AFI's discography, as it connected their two acclaimed studio albums, 'Black Sails In The Sunset' and 'The Art Of Drowning'. This release has since gained a devoted following among the band's loyal fan base, who consider it a crucial part of the AFI collection.

The EP's standout feature is its four tracks, which have become legendary among the fans. Chief among these is their cover of The Misfits' classic 'Halloween', which has become a staple in the band's live performances and has further cemented the EP's cult status. The other three tracks on the EP have also been praised by fans for their artistic merit and contribution to the band's overall sound.

In the years since its release, the All Hallow's E.P. has only grown in stature and importance among AFI's devoted fanbase. It is widely regarded as a must-own title, a testament to the band's creativity and their ability to connect with their audience on a deeper level. The EP's enduring popularity and the fans' affection for it have solidified its place as a cherished part of the AFI discography.

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