Your Halo Is A Radar was an band from Sweden that was active in the early 2000s. They played the kind of angular post-hardcore\emocore that was exemplified by bands like Life at These Speeds, fast and aggressive and discordant, very inspired by the Dischord sound. They had a very consistent aesthetic over their releases, featuring optical illusions for covers and lots of black and red.
They put out two EPs, the first in 2001 and the second in 2003. Both are self-titled. Discogs lists one as being a minialbum, but since the records are within four seconds of being the same length, I don't believe that. The second EP has some interesting packaging, coming in a cardboard slip cover fitted over a solid white CD case.
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