Starry Saints
Called exuberant, energetic and free-flowing, Starry Saints bring to mind Kings of Leon, Oasis The Stone Roses and the Big
Pink, among others.
Formed by Allen Davis (Every Move a Picture) and Clint Sargent (The High Violets), Starry Saints is a confluence of noise, pop and song craft; a sound big, yet not indulgent, always dynamic, touching on elements of both hi-fi and lo-fi.
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