Five boys from Houston Texas who attest that they are a ministry first and a band second, Before There Was Rosalyn is the kind of band that strives to become more than just the sum of their parts. With a passion and sincerity that's all too real in a world where so many things are not, they invite you into their lives and their struggles, hoping to share in yours.

After extensive touring, and a great response to their 2008 release "As Far As The Moon From The Sun," this post-hardcore act has set out to make a powerful statement with their Victory debut entitled THE FUHRER: An Allegory Of A History Of Deception, an album about humanity's potential to create and its power to destroy. With a release date of 10/27/09, THE FUHRER is a bold and emotional journey into the h Read more ...

Five boys from Houston Texas who attest that they are a ministry first and a band second, Before There Was Rosalyn is the kind of band that strives to become more than just the sum of their parts. With a passion and sincerity that's all too real in a world where so many things are not, they invite you into their lives and their struggles, hoping to share in yours.

After extensive touring, and a great response to their 2008 release "As Far As The Moon From The Sun," this post-hardcore act has set out to make a powerful statement with their Victory debut entitled THE FUHRER: An Allegory Of A History Of Deception, an album about humanity's potential to create and its power to destroy. With a release date of 10/27/09, THE FUHRER is a bold and emotional journey into the heart of a humanity left to its own devices. Characterized by a sound of driving beats, powerful lyrics, and tasteful songwriting, Before There Was Rosalyn is here to remind us that music is still the best way for us to offer the only thing of value we really have to offer one another: our hearts.

"This record is for our generation," Vocalist Carlos Salazar conveys. "It's for all of us. This is about humanity. It's not about the black and white lines that divide our morals or our beliefs, but the gray matter that makes up the lives we lead and the importance of the choices we make."