Black Sabbath, Stone Temple Pilots, Kyuss, Queens of the Stone Age, Velvet Revolver, Motley Crue, Bullets and Octane, Pantera, The Beatles, Johnny Cash, Michael Jackson, lots of bands with long hair that wore make-up (in the 80's)
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BANDS WE'VE PLAYED WITH:
Theory of a Deadman
Black Stone Cherry
Sick Puppies
Evans Blue
Soil
Bobaflex
Framing Hanley
Pop Evil
Neurosonic
Tickle Me Pink
Mindless Self Indulgence
Joan Red
(to name a few)
Since forming in the small town of Big Rapids, MI in 2006, Saraph has been a do-it-yourself touring band self propelling their 2007 release “Stick to Your Guns” all across Michigan, and has been working hard to earn respect both state and nation wide. They have performed shows in Grand Rapids at the Delta-Plex and The Intersection, as well as at several other notable venues in West Michigan with numerous national acts including Theory of a Deadman, Framing Hanley, Pop Evil, Evans Blue and Mindless Self Indulgence. Summer of 2008 saw Saraph on a nation-wide tour making new friends and fans and growing as a band. Playing over 100 stellar live shows in the past year they have earned endorsements from Shine Drums, Shine Clothing and Road Ready Cases.
In late 2008 the band recorded the four track EP “The Business” with noted producer Chuck Alkazian (Fuel, Dave Matthews, Pop Evil) and engineered by Alkazian and Spencer Mabey.
“The Business”, released in February 2009 veers between tasteful melodic vocals, song-surging, attention-grabbing guitar riffs, throbbing bass lines and hammering, ground-shaking drum beats, all with a feel and flavor that is both contemporary and timeless. Influenced by diverse artists such as Queens of the Stone Age, Fuel, Motley Crue, Stone Temple Pilots and Black Sabbath, Saraph’s energetic songs are unique and unforgettable.
Multi-instrumentalists, songwriters and long time friends, the members of Saraph – Eric Dexter (vocals), Travis Wagner (guitar/vocals), Steve Wagner (bass) and Josh Marunde (drums), - can always be found at their merchandise tables chatting with fans before and after shows. The band has built a respectable fan base across the country and sold almost 1,000 copies of “Stick to Your Guns” and nearly 1,000 downloads on digital providers such as iTunes, Napster and Verizon Ringtones.
PS - This page is ran entirely by the members of the band
hey dudes I was just woundering if you were still going to have a new cd coming out. Cuz I really liked the Mike Jackson song beat it you guys did. I think its actually better than the original version. Thanks a lot, Pete
Well that's no fair. XD You know I'm execlent at keeping secrets. And chachi, not to worry, some one else beat you at the tittle. I went to see Forever the Sickest Kids tonight and I slammed my head right into the damn speaker. Huge knot on my head. haha. it hurts!
Hey guys.... Just wanted to let you know I have "Hell to pay" "Changes" "Expectations" and "Thanks but no thanks" pretty much down now.... Hope to hear from ya soon... -Tony
Hey Bros was driving the other day and put ur cd in and it still Kicks Ass!!Wishing both You and Dexter the best,you guys are some kool fuckers!!Rock on!! Flat Tire Ambulance Skip,Joe,&Adam
hey, just saying hello and if you have it, Add me on facebook :) Shannon "visualchandi" Muir :) Also... reminding you that I'm available to do Photo and video shoots message me for prices or look on my latest blog for the info. see my video work on youtube.com/smuir86. thanx!
Hey cous. you missed seeing gramps. i think. any ways he was down like last week some time not sure if you saw him before or not. ill try to make one of your shows. no one fills me in on these things anymore.
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