page_title: Voice of Tranquility
section_title: The Army of Hades (2009–2010)
hierarchical_section_title: Voice of Tranquility / History / The Army of Hades (2009–2010)
caption_attribution_description: English: vot at visual music carnival
context_page_description: Voice Of Tranquility is a Filipino rock and metal band formed in 2003 from Taguig City, Philippines and was founded by Valentine Parco Caroche, alongside with Rny Jane Demano.
  The band played alongside international artists, Anthrax, Hellyeah, Death Angel, Nervecell, Kreator, Hatebreed, Bullet For My Valentine, Asking Alexandria, Crossfaith, The Black Dahlia Murder, Goddamn, Metal Heads with Broken Hearts, Asian Core, Desecrator, Argies, Arah Kiri, Harmong Drive, Deathtopia.
context_section_description: In February 2009, the guitarist Carl Justine Morales reunited with the band years after he rejects the offer to be part of the first line-up. On the other hand, they also asked Miguel Fontiveros from a local metal group, to fill the bass section. The band released their first EP entitled “The Army of Hades”, recorded at Earbender Studios in Kawit, Cavite. It was mixed and engineered by Macoy Manuel of SIN. The songs in the EP have been aired at RJ Underground Radio (105.9 FM) - a Local FM Radio Station in Metro Manila, Philippines, and in Online Radio Stations and Podcast Shows across the world like Metal Messiah Radio, Cebu Metal Online Radio of Cebu City, The World Metal Podcast of Guatemala and a lot more. The band had several radio interviews and guested in different stations and shows like RJ Underground Radio 105.9 FM, The Bel and Joey Show on Digradio (Former NU 107) and more. Since then, they played numerous shows, in and out of the metro like: Gods of Metal, Red Horse Beer-Rakista Rakrakan Series and Rakista Jam Tayo, Filipino Metal Magazine Launch Tour, Tower of Doom Event, Lamb of God – Wrath Album Listening Tour (Warner Music Philippines), Indiemand Events, to list a few.
caption: Voice Of Tranquility at Visual Music Carnival - Amoranto Stadium, Quezon City
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