Punk Is Dumb. On September 1, 2018, Ants and Pawns was the first of five successive singles to be released from their EP. The Shape of Punk is Dumb was released independently on October 5, 2018. On August 23, 2019, the sixth single Wandering was released shortly after the EPs release as a bonus track. Since 2019, the band went on to sign a record deal with Equal Vision Records and Velocity Records and release two singles Choke and Full of Smoke from their debut album New Nostalgia. Collaborations In 2006, Reber provided guest vocals on the Destroy The Runner debut album Saints and features in the song From The Red. In 2008, Reber provided guest vocals on the Norma Jean album The Anti Mother he features on tracks, Surrender Your Sons, Robots: 3, Humans: 0, Murphy Was an Optimist and And There Will Be a Swarm of Hornets. In 2016, Reber provided vocals on the HOllOWS track You're Not the Only One from their self-titled EP. Scary Kids Scaring Kids enlisted Reber to feature as vocalist for The City Sleeps in Flames 15 year anniversary tour in 2020 and 2021 respectively. In February 2022, Reber featured on a track released by Scary Kids Scaring Kids titled Knock It All Down alongside Lil Lotus. Bands Discography Saosin EPs The Grey EP (2008), Capitol Saosin (EP) (2005), Capitol Albums Saosin (2006), Capitol Come Close (2008), Capitol In Search of Solid Ground (2009), Virgin Singles Mookie's Last Christmas (Acoustic Audition, 2004), Independent Capitol Demos (Demo, 2005), Independent Come Close (Demo, 2005), Independent 2010 Demos (Demo, 2010), Independent Patriot EPs Dream Weaver (EP) (2016), Independent Singles I Found My Way (Demo song, 2011) Dead American EPs The Shape of Punk is Dumb (2018), Independent Albums New Nostalgia (2022), Equal Vision Records, Velocity Records Singles False Intentions (2019), Independent Wandering (2019), Independent Choke (2021), Equal Vision Records, Velocity Records Full of Smoke (2022), Equal Vision Records, Velocity Records References External links Saosin's Official Website Interview with Cove Reber on becoming the new singer of Saosin Dead American Official Website 1985 births Living people American rock singers Musicians from San Diego American Latter Day Saints People from Vista, California Singers from California 21st-century American singers 21st-century American male singers Saosin members