![\"\"](\"http://thefrontrowreport.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/SaintsEPCover-294x300.png\" "\\"Saints")
by Reggie Edwards
Saints of Denial have released their self-titled debut EP, showing they have a lot to bring to the table.
Released in February 2013,
Saints of Denial shows this Christian rock outfit from Indiana is definitely an up-and-coming band to watch this year. Opening with “Sick of Love,” this EP has an early Flyleaf-esque sound mixed with a modern-day rock sound.
Overall the sound-quality of the EP isn’t the best, but the rough sound gives it more of a gritty tone that’s reminiscent of the old days of rock.
The vocals and instrumentals are both superb, as is the lyrical content.
Saints of Denial offer a message of triumph through trials and tribulations and their upcoming full-length debut should be nothing short of spectacular.
Rating: 7/10
![\"\"](\"http://thefrontrowreport.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/SaintsEPCover.png\" "\\"Saints")
by Reggie Edwards
Saints of Denial have released their self-titled debut EP, showing they have a lot to bring to the table.
Released in February 2013, Saints of Denial shows this Christian rock outfit from Indiana is definitely an up-and-coming band to watch this year. Opening with “Sick of Love,” this EP has an early Flyleaf-esque sound mixed with a modern-day rock sound.
Overall the sound-quality of the EP isn’t the best, but the rough sound gives it more of a gritty tone that’s reminiscent of the old days of rock.
The vocals and instrumentals are both superb, as is the lyrical content.
Saints of Denial offer a message of triumph through trials and tribulations and their upcoming full-length debut should be nothing short of spectacular.
Rating: 7/10