Silent Civilian, the metal band led by Spineshank vocalist Jonny Santos, will embark on a tour starting in December 2026 to celebrate 20 years of its debut album, “Rebirth of the Temple.” The band indicated on social media that this is only the first leg of the tour and it plans to hit all parts... Continue Reading →
Silent Civilian to celebrate 20 years of debut album ‘Rebirth of the Temple’
Silent Civilian, the metal band led by Spineshank vocalist Jonny Santos, will play a special show celebrating 20 years of its debut album, "Rebirth of the Temple," on Dec. 3, 2026, at the Whisky in Hollywood, California. Tickets are available here. It will be the band's first live performance in nearly 15 years. Santos formed... Continue Reading →
Silent Civilian shares new song ‘De la Muerte’
After the December launch of the new single "My Addiction," Silent Civilian has dropped another new song. Watch the lyric video for "De La Muerte" below. "'De La Muerte' is pretty self-explanatory in my opinion," vocalist/guitarist Jonny Santos said. "It's a good ol' fashioned revenge anthem. It was written about an unprovoked betrayal of trust and friendship, and... Continue Reading →
Silent Civilian was the most criminally overlooked metal band of the 2000s
By Greg Maki—UPDATE (Dec. 6, 2022): Silent Civilian has released a lyric video for "My Addiction," its first new music in over 12 years. According to a press release, the song is from the band's third album, "The Reckoning," tentatively scheduled for a spring 2023 release. Read more here.) While music—specifically metal and hard rock—has... Continue Reading →
Silent Civilian launches GoFundMe campaign for third album
Silent Civilian, the band led by former Spineshank vocalist Jonny Santos, has started a GoFundMe campaign in support of its upcoming third album. Guitarist Dave Delacruz organized the campaign. UPDATE: The GoFundMe campaign shut down after raising $5,435. In December 2019, Santos posted the following message to social media: "So the rumors are true and... Continue Reading →
