was for them. We had never built anything other than a snare,” Kenny explained. But despite having never made an entire kit before, it was a success, and it helped launch their company even further. Kenny even ended up going on a full-fledged North American tour with In Fear and Faith shortly after. The thing that took Savior to the next level, though, was no doubt their personable approach to things, as well as a willingness to try something new every day. “We never said no to an order,” Tony explained with a smile, “Even if we had absolutely no idea how to do what they wanted, we would just say ‘yeah’ and then figure it out.” They’re definitely not the type of guys to give up easily, even if it means working late hours, or prototyping new ideas for an entire day.
who are all passionate about music. Some supporters are in huge national bands, and others are small, local musicians who just do it for fun. Either way, Tony and Kenny are grateful for all of them. “In Fear and Faith has always been a big supporter, but we also have smaller people artist wise, like our friend Bryce who is on his fourth kit,” Kenny said. “Even people with only one kit support us like crazy,” Tony added, “They always have good things to say, they always hit us up and we always reply. If you tried to get a hold of the owner of a huge corporate company, it would just never happen, but we try to give everyone the time of day.” They definitely pride themselves on being open-minded and caring for their customers, and with good reason, too.
While they’re not a huge company by any With such a positive attitude, it’s no sur- means – Kenny and Tony have always been and prise that the Savior family quickly became a are still currently Savior’s only employees – they tight knit group of friends, musicians and people have a lot of heart, and really seem to be doing 26 - THEPRELUDEPRESS.COM