Sacaea

Sacaea (Suh-Ky-Uh) is a 4 to 5 piece band from Nashville, TN. You will never hear use degrading remarks in our music about Women, Homosexuals, Trans-genders, or any ethnic groups. We respect all life and for those who don't, maybe we can help change your mind. It is very hard to understand what we say in our lyrics because for the most part they are just loud screams and growls, but let us assure you that just because our lyrics are not posted does not mean they have no meaning. All the screams you hear are for the people who have had their homes taken from them by the powers-that-be, or had their loved ones killed because of an unjust war. The screams are also for the thousands of incarcerated prisoners who were put their under false allegation, or because they could not afford competent lawyers. Our music is for the person who has no voice in an abusive relationship, or for the man/woman who has been forced into shame because of rape or incest. All the growls are for the animals locked up in torture "test labs" having their bodies pumped full of deadly chemicals while their voices have been choked away by the toxic fluids being shoved down their throats. The growls are for the hundreds of thousands of animals being killed everyday because people would rather eat a very unhealthy beef burger or a chicken sandwich that has been pumped full of hormones and chemicals, than a healthy soy chicken or veggie or bean burger. Our music is also for the trees being cut down for the logging industry, or the migrant worker who is forced to work in at slave wages just so his/her family can eat. You might not be able to understand what we are saying, but rest assured, it means a lot to us. Thanks for reading. Cody-SacaeaWe have recorded our songs listed above with two singer, (Cody and Story.) Story will not be seen at all our shows, being that she lives in another state. But you can count on her moving back to Nashville in the near future and attending all our shows along side her fellow band mates.The meaning of our name
The annual renewal festival of the Babylonians was adopted by the Persians. One of the themes of these festivals was the temporary subversion of order. Masters and slaves exchanged places. A mock king was crowned. Masquerades spilled into the streets. As the old year died, rules of ordinary living were relaxed.Anti-globalization, Anti-fascist, Anti-racist, Anti-sexist.WE have recorded a 7 Song EP that you can download for free off our myspace site. Please feel free to put our music on mix tapes and such.Thanks! Sacaea real editor best profile tools
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