SAINTS of DEATH [SOD] have been bringing their own style of two bass guitar Metal to the world from Vancouver, Canada since 2014.

 

Their roots are set in old school Hard Rock/Metal with a generous splash of Nu Metal and Doom. The quartets’ captivating high-energy performance transports the audience to the darkness of their imaginations.  They bring the fans along, keep them engaged, headbanging and thrashing their way through the set.

 

SOD know how to entertain a crowd, and have played some big festivals (15,000+) over the years. From the light, smoke & video show, to the T-Shirt cannon mid show, culminating into crowd chants with the band, it’s a non-stop juggernaut onslaught.

 

The band is fronted by beastly, ex Pro-Wrestler, 6’8” giant-of-a-Singer, Twan Holliday, who simultaneously smashes the 8 String Octave Bass (and in his spare time is an Actor/Stuntman for TV/Film).

 

Next up, the skins and stylings of Drummer Calvin Chan keeps the heavy beat Loud & Thunderous witch sets the tone of our Music.

 

Six-String Samurai Juan Helluva slicing through the lead guitar like a sword through a Japanese silk shoji screen. 

 

Travis Death defending the faith and the hammers pound with the solid low-end on Clean Heavy Bass.  

 

This Band is professional both on and off the stage.  A “do not miss” show.

 

     

                                                                                                   Saints of Death has shared stages with: 

 

Dee Snider, ELO, Trivium, Prong, Lordi, Dope, Moonspell, Septic Flesh, Dethstars, MushroomHead, Niel Turbin (Ex - Anthrax), Dave Evans (Ex - ACDC), Archspire, Beyond Creation, Rivers of Nihil, Here Comes The Kraken, Unleash the Archers, Randy Rampage (DOA/Annihilator) & many more.

  

                                                                                                                        INFLUENCES:

 

                                                                     MotorHead, Judus Priest, Sabbath, Pantera, Lamb of God, To many to list  ……...