Time for Rock...
Time for Rock...
Sainthood Reps, the Long Island-bred indie rock quartet, exploded onto the scene in 2009, igniting a sonic firestorm with their emotive melodies and ferocious energy. The band's origins can be traced back to the shared musical passion of frontman/guitarist Francesco Montesanto and touring guitarist Derrick Sherman, both Long Island natives who had collaborated on various projects before uniting under the Sainthood Reps banner. Montesanto's raw songwriting, imbued with a potent blend of angst and introspection, resonated deeply with Sherman, and the two began crafting their own distinct brand of rock.
Their early demos, shared via Myspace in August 2009, hinted at the band's undeniable potential. The arrival of drummer Bradley Cordaro and bassist Jani Zubkovs solidified the lineup, and Sainthood Reps were officially born in September 2009.
Their debut tour, a December 2009 trek alongside All the Day Holiday, marked the beginning of their relentless touring schedule. A January 2010 tour with Caspian further established their presence in the underground rock scene, culminating in the release of a collaborative split EP with fellow emotive rockers O'Brother.
The following year, 2011, witnessed a pivotal moment for Sainthood Reps as they signed with the esteemed Tooth & Nail Records. This partnership led to the release of their highly anticipated debut album, "Monoculture," produced by the acclaimed Mike Sapone. "Monoculture" served as a powerful statement of intent, showcasing the band's raw talent and infectious energy.
While originally aiming to record a double EP in March 2010, the band found themselves swept up in a whirlwind of label interest, ultimately choosing to partner with Tooth & Nail Records for a full-length release.
"Monoculture" established Sainthood Reps as a force to be reckoned with, solidifying their position as a leading act in the vibrant indie rock scene. The record's impact would be further amplified with the release of their sophomore album, "Headswell," in October 2013, via No Sleep Records. With each release, Sainthood Reps continued to refine their sound, leaving an indelible mark on the rock landscape and solidifying their status as a band to watch.
