INSAINTS

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The Insaints
Origin San Francisco, California, USA
Genres Punk rock
Instruments Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Drums
Years active 1988–1994
2005–present
Labels Disaster Records
Website http://www.alive-totalenergy.com/Insaints.html
Members
Eva von Slut
Daniel DeLeon
Josh Lavine
Greg Langston
Past members
Marian Anderson (deceased)
Dave Nevelski
Myche Howe

The Insaints were an American punk rock group from San Francisco, CA, originally fronted by controversial vocalist Marian Anderson from 1988-1994. Seven years later, in 2001, Anderson died of a heroin overdose at the age of 33.

In 2005, the group reformed under the same name with Eva Von Slut as its new vocalist.

A documentary about the Insaints, narrated by Henry Rollins, is set for an upcoming release and will feature interviews from Daniel DeLeon, Texas Terri, and assorted Gilman Street veterans.

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[edit] Post-breakup

Marian played guitar and sang backups in the band the Ritalins with John Kiffmeyer(Al Sobrante)drums, Rotten Ron Ready bass, and Josh Donald vocals. Lasted almost 2 years and every show was chaos. One with photos of a mini riot where Marian hit Purple Onion owner Tom Guido in the head with her guitar werere printed in MRR issue 178 S.F. scene report Singer Anderson and guitarist Deleon formed a psychobilly group in 2001, called the Thrillkillers. The group's first and last performance was in September 2001. Marian Anderson's death occurred a little over one month later on November 4, 2001. She was survived by her daughter, Hannah Lolly Anderson.

Nowadays, guitarist Deleon is active the psychobilly band Rezurex and Goth band Neon Kross.

Eva Von Slut is a burlesque performer and has fronted the psychobilly band Thee Merry Widows, as well as the punk band The White Barons.

[edit] Recorded output

During their previous existence, the Insaints' catalogue consisted of only one official release, in 1993; a split, double 7-inch EP with the Diesel Queens, released by Maximum RocknRoll. The founder of Maximum RocknRoll, Tim Yohannan, was dating singer Anderson at the time, thus the record is dedicated to him.

On November 9, 2004 the six tracks from the EP, along with the four other outtakes from the 1993 EP recording and nine additional live tracks, were released as a full length album called Sin of Saints. The proceedings from the album sales at present go to Anderson's daughter.

[edit] Discography

  • Split 7 inch w/ the Diesel Queens (1993)
  • Sins of Saints (2004)

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