Led by brothers Blake (vocals) and Zach Bedsaul (guitar), Iowa's SAUL combine sweeping, radio-ready melodies with dense, palm-muted riffs and powerful rhythms. The band succeeded on the mainstream rock charts with their 2020 debut, Rise as Equals, and further refined their pummeling grooves and towering melodies on 2023's This Is It…the End of Everything. The quartet, including bassist William McIlravy and drummer Myles Clayborne, emerged in 2017 and quickly found themselves sharing stages with Bush, Fuel, 10 Years, HELLYEAH, and Nonpoint. SAUL's relatable lyrics and sleek blend of modern rock and alternative metal found favor with mainstream rock fans. A string of high-energy singles appeared in 2019, including the hard-hitting "Trial by Fire" and the powerful "Brother," written for the Bedsauls' deceased sibling, Caleb. Both tracks appeared on the EP Aeons later that year. In 2020, SAUL released their debut long-player, Rise as Equals. Issued on Spinefarm, the LP included all five cuts from Aeons, along with eight new songs, including the Top 20 rock-radio hit "King of Misery," which was co-written with Disturbed's David Draiman. 2022 saw the release of the divorce-themed single "Jack & Jill," offering listeners the first taste of their forthcoming sophomore long-player. Released the following year, This Is It…the End of Everything saw the band working with producer Kile Odell (Motionless in White, Nita Strauss) on a set of hard-hitting songs that touched on themes of political and social discord. ~ James Christopher Monger, Rovi
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Saul plays alternative metal and hard rock, combining radio-ready melodies with dense riffs and powerful rhythms. Follow Saul on Mood.
Saul is widely known for charting rock radio hits such as "King of Misery" and "Brother" from their albums and EPs.
Saul consists of brothers Blake Bedsaul and Zach Bedsaul, alongside bassist William McIlravy and drummer Myles Clayborne.
