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Cleveland punk band Saints of Lorain are set to release their debut full-length LP Those Dark Roads following the momentum of their 2025 EP Before We Were Saints. The forthcoming LP will be available for pre-order through our website (Eleventh Hour Recording Company), with all pre-sale orders including the vinyl record along with a sticker, patch, and a CD copy of the band’s debut EP Before We Were Saints.
Early press has highlighted both the band’s history and their explosive sound. Writing about the group’s early recordings, maximumrocknroll noted that the prior EP documents songs connected to the members’ earlier band and praised the project’s sentiment behind preserving the music, describing it as “complicated, uptempo slap bass street punk” and calling the story behind the release “an absolutely lovely sentiment.” Additional local coverage from Cleveland Scene described the band as musicians who have “been to the bottom and clawed their way back up,” bringing a renewed intensity to Cleveland’s punk scene as they push toward their first full-length release.
Pre-order is available now, and as stated, comes with a record of Those Dark Roads, a patch, a sticker, and a never-before released CD version of the debut EP Before We Were Saints. Package is expected to ship at or around June 15th 2026.
No Surf In Cleveland Is Back!
That's right folks! Not only is Volume 2 of our compilation series coming out soon on modernized compact disc format, but the old blog that we did 15 years ago or so is back as well! The comp features old friends and new faces and will be included with all purchases from the store once we get our grubby little fingers on it. The blog is now listed on the navigation pane as is a homage to our fearless proprietor's previous website that attempted to catalog all releases from NE Ohio from 1950 to 2000. Eventually shut down by The Man 'cause they wanted money due to too much site traffic, we now have supposed complete control if the demand becomes too great.
