They’ve released their latest single, “The Attic”, which tackles topics like momentary existentialism with punk rock melodies and poetic lyrics, reminding me almost of Rise Against.

Moving up and taking their garage band out of the garage, they’ve signed to PNWK Records and are currently working on their first full-length album.

The album is full of great folk-punk songs, catchy guitar melodies, and hard-hitting lyrics that represent the anger in the way the world is and has always been.

It’s classic high-energy punk, fast guitars, but with deep-meaning philosophical lyrics that ask questions like: Is reality a byproduct of the human experience; or is the human experience the consequence of reality?

One of the singles on the album, “123”, also has a music video shot at Coney Island! The video was shot in a day, after having just finished a USA Northeast coast tour.

Overflowing with soft guitars, heartfelt lyrics, and a compelling story to unfold, this track captures the essence of childhood trauma and the pain that can linger on.

The breaks and soft sounds build to expose her emotional depths into feelings of heartbreak, grief and loss.

Ray is a renowned guitarist, having been playing in Paul McCartney’s band since 2002 and as a former guitarist and music director for Etta James. Even though he’s worked with such talented individuals he still appreciates being able to release solo works.

The new single is a soulful, bluesy rock song that is sure to get you dancing! The song itself is an emotional tribute to the legendary Boston club “The Rat”, the owner Jimmy Harold, and the vital musical world that was once centred around the Kenmore Square section of the city.

Mirror Mirror was inspired by a phase of self loathing in the wake of a bender. The song was a productive way of making sense of internal conflict. Chaotic thoughts that consume can still have a positive outcome.”

Following the success of their EP 'Welcome to Confusion' in 2022, which was well-received by notable publications like Alternative Press, Under The Radar, and The Honey Pop, Los Saints is gearing up to make a bigger splash with their upcoming album.

Debuting with "Nothing Is One Thing" from Miserable Neighbour Records, the album presents a refreshing blend of genres that leans towards a rock sound