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Biography
2003 Nova calls up Brett "Def Child" Cappola and Ryan "Parallax" Dovner, the three begin recording together as a group called "Violent Messiah" but only finish three tracks. Nova then meets fellow rapper, Chris "Skitzofrentic" Roberts, online. "Skitzo" hooks Nova up with some original beats for the project, Nova then gets his cousin Dennis "Furious Styles" Smith and Jason "White Owl" Winga to help finish the project. Nova talks to ex "Drop-360" guitarist "Joel-Hopkins" who sends him to "Linoleum Records" owner and producer "Shane Violet" to record three tracks. Next, they record with ex "Drop-360" lead singer "Mike Reardon" in Quincy, MA, one track is recorded but never burned onto disk. After that Nova gets a hold of ex "Drop 360" rapper and hip-hop producer Rob "Deliveree" Macintyre and finishes the first "Violent Messiah" album: "Word Warfare" with "Deliveree's" L.D.T. Entertainment production company, Nova stops working with his cousin "Furious Styles" and "White Owl". The two remain with Linoleum records and Nova remains with L.D.T. Entertainment.
2006 On 6/6/06 Nova Kain decides to resurrect Violent Messiah and starts a search for new talent. After some initial recruiting, the project is put on hold to instead focus on a new project, BloodFest. Internal issues eventually force the breakup of BloodFest in the fall of 2006, and the focus is shifted back to Violent Messiah.
2007 Several tracks are recorded before Bobby Bladez and Flaco decide to go on an indefninte hiatus from music. The recorded tracks are released as a self-titled EP. What the future holds is uncertain.