ANBERLIN (Impossible) Lead singer Stephen Christian met bassist Deon Rexroat while they were both in high school, and they formed a punk band called SaGoh . Drummer Sean Hutson and guitarist Joseph Milligan joined the group as well.[dead link] The band released two albums, Servants After Gods Own Heart (1999), and Then I Corrupt Youth (2001), both under Rescue Records. After the albums sold only 1,300 units, Hutson left the band to start a family, and Nathan Young was brought in as a replacement. Christian, Milligan and Rexroat began working on a side project, marking the beginning of the end for SaGoh 24/7. The side projects sound transformed after a suggestion from Milligan to develop more of a rock sound for Anberlin. They used money left over from shows SaGoh had performed and teamed up with producer Matt Goldman to record five demos. The demos that were then posted on PureVolume (which was mp3 at the time). On the advice of friends, including Chad Johnson, and Timmy McTague from Underoath, the band signed with Tooth & Nail Records. @anberlin https://youtube/watch?v=bjE_2fFMnG0
Posted on: Wed, 30 Oct 2013 16:33:00 +0000
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