SRG had a story behind it but we choose to make up what it stands for whenever we get asked that.

We've played six successful gigs in the past as SRG, these include:

Salisbury BassConnections,
Salisbury City Hall,
Warminster WhiteHart Function Room,
Warminster Assembly Halls,
Westbury Laverton BOTB,
Westbury Outdoor Street Fair.

The music industry is corrupt in it's element.

Yes depending on label.

SRG was started around summer 2001 in the lonely town of Warminster by 3 friends with one thing in common, the love for playing and listening to music. Damian (bass) and Jake (guitar) started jamming in their bedrooms like any typical teenagers and decided to make their musical dreams come true - they must find a drummer, enter Jon (drums). Damian and Jake were just wondering around school aimlessly one day when they came across the sweet sound of a double kick being played, they found Jon in a practice room at school playing along to Killswitch Engage, they talked and became best friends and this is where SRG started. After playing cover songs that the band all loved they decided to take SRG a bit more seriously and they found a good practise space (bass connections, Salisbury) and their own unique post hardcore punk sound but something was still missing… enter Jonny (guitar). The band then started writing material for their first EP titled ‘raise a hand, clench a fist’ and everything seemed to work together like mash potato and sausages. Influences include: Killswitch Engage, Anti Flag, Darkest Hour, Blood Has Been Shed, Bleeding Through, Corporation 187, old AFI, Rufio etc.

A semi mixture of hardcore punk metal, really driving stuff eg everytimeidie, kse, thought riot, redtape.

Practise areas.

Warrick bass amps, Marshall guitar amps, Ibanez guitars, Fender guitars, Sonor drums, Tama (pedals), Gibraltar Hardwear, Sabian Cymbals.

We are at the frontline of the revolution.