And we are just four random guys that love Jesus. The meaning behind the name Random Hero, to us, was a perfect fit, as everyone at some point in their life dreams of wanting to be a hero you just have to be up to the challenge when the time comes.

Jesus freak Hideout (Scott Fryberger): I gotta know about the meaning behind the name.Review date: 7/17/12, written by Scott Fryberger of Keep an eye out for them, and in the meantime, check out Breakdown. I honestly wouldn't be surprised to see these guys sign with a major label like Essential or BEC. It was a good move to incorporate Kasica into the production, as he's very familiar with the style and was able to help Random Hero achieve the sound they were going for, and with very clean production on top of it. Despite sounding very similar to a menagerie of modern rock bands (which is hard not to do when playing this style of rock), Random Hero is a good recommendation for those who follow any of the bands listed in this review. If you're interested in checking out Random Hero's EP, this is the song to start with, as it best represents what the band does well, and it ends the EP on the strongest note possible given the three songs here. I like the chugging guitars in the chorus, and the early 12 Stones feel that the chorus brings. 'Breakdown' is quite possibly the high point of the EP. The chorus, while a smidge on the confusing side, captures this relatively well.

The lyrics focus on the emotional conflict that ensues when we can't decide whether something we really want is actually good or bad for us.

'Honey' is definitely the weakest of the three tracks, sounding like something from Hinder (and not straying too far from their formula). There's no doubt that these guys know how to rock, and I can imagine that their live show is probably very energetic. The strongest point of 'Freak Show' (and the rest of the EP) is the driving force of the guitars. There's also a little bit of Nickelback influence in the music (not really the lyrics at all, thankfully), and 'Freak Show' brings to mind Three Days Grace. Knowing Kasica was involved becomes all too apparent when you listen to Breakdown, as each song sounds like it could've been a Skillet b-side (but maybe with a different vocalist, although John Cooper definitely has some sort of influence on the vocals). The EP was called Breakdown and featured three songs, all of which were produced and co-written by former Skillet guitarist Ben Kasica. Last year, independent music was treated to a small offering by rock band Random Hero.

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