Five Albums That Changed My Life: Scott Batiste of Saviours

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

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Andrew Moran

Although they formed in 2004, Saviours dish out the kind of songs that wouldn’t sound out of place in a mid-’70s biker flick. The Oakland-based combo’s four studio albums are packed with one sleazy guitar riff after the other. Their latest record, the just-released ‘Death’s Procession,’ is their finest moment yet, with killer tracks like ‘Fire of Old’ and ‘Walk to the Light.’ Fans of Thin Lizzy and Budgie need to check it out. Since they obviously have fine taste in music, Noisecreep asked Saviours drummer Scott Batiste to list the five albums that changed his life.

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Five Albums That Changed My Life: Scott Batiste of Saviours

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