Saosin (pronounced Say-o-sin) is a post-hardcore band originating in California, founded in 2003 and some members were of the indie rock band Open Hand. Currently consists of Beau Burchell, Justin Shekoski, Chris Sorenson and Alex Rodriguez. THE July 21, 2010, Cove Reber, lead singer of the band for five years out of the band in search of new horizons. History
Saosin was formed in 2003 and soon released their first EP Translating the Name which was released under the label Death Do Us Part. The vocalist Anthony Green, after releasing the EP left the band and is currently in the band Circa Survive.
After recording many demos, Cove Reber was the new singer of the band.
After bassist Zach Kennedy left the band, their personal ambitions. Then it was replaced by Chris Sorenson.
In 2005 the band participated in the Warped Tour, during which they recorded the video for the song "Bury Your Head." Signed with Capitol Records and released their first album Saosin, which sold 35,000 copies in its first week in the United States.
Saosin was formed in 2003 and soon released their first EP Translating the Name which was released under the label Death Do Us Part. The vocalist Anthony Green, after releasing the EP left the band and is currently in the band Circa Survive.
After recording many demos, Cove Reber was the new singer of the band.
After bassist Zach Kennedy left the band, their personal ambitions. Then it was replaced by Chris Sorenson.
In 2005 the band participated in the Warped Tour, during which they recorded the video for the song "Bury Your Head." Signed with Capitol Records and released their first album Saosin, which sold 35,000 copies in its first week in the United States.
