Click past the jump the view our good friends in the Michigan-based rock group Saraph tear up their new single “Hell to Pay”. Video after the jump!
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Music Video: Saraph
August 17th, 2010 
Grant Trimboli 
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June 28th, 2010 Grant Trimboli Watch some of our good friends in the band Saraph tear up the stage performing “It’s Alright” at Rock the Blessing up in Baldwin, Michigan.
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August 25th, 2009 James Shotwell Saraph, the up and coming unsigned rock band whose EP review made it into our top 5 all time articles on the site, are back for a multi-day feature on UTG. This time around were brining 4, yes 4 EXCLUSIVE videos with this hot young band. Today we have an acoustic performance of “Without Strings”, […]
Posted in Features, Live, News, Streams, Unsigned, UTG TV Tags: acoustic, constantine, exclusive, performance, rock and roll, saraph, the business, under the gun review, utg, UTG Raw, utg tv, west michigan, without strings 1 Comment »UTG TV: Saraph TV #1 – “Hell To Pay” Acoustic EXCLUSIVE!
August 20th, 2009 James Shotwell Saraph, the up and coming unsigned rock band whose EP review made it into our top 5 all time articles on the site, are back for a multi-day feature on UTG. This time around we’re brining 4, yes 4 EXCLUSIVE videos with this hot young band. Today we have an acoustic performance of “Hell To […]
Posted in Features, Live, News, Streams, Unsigned, UTG TV Tags: hell to pay, new talent, rock band, saraph, the business, under the gun review, unsigned, up and coming, utg, UTG Raw, utg tv 8 Comments »Saraph – The Business
July 13th, 2009 James Shotwell Artist: Saraph Album: The Business Genre: Rock Label: Unsigned Big Rapids, MI band Saraph proves that you should never judge a book by it’s cover. Upon seeing a photo of the members and peeking at their album artwork, I expected smaller whinier vocals and catchy power chords played in the same repetitive pattern that I’ve […]