Some friends start Drugs Of Faith in 2002, originating from an idea to start a punk band, and of course write songs for their first demo. Over time, as many bands do, they record for two 7" EPs which as it turns out are never released, but which result in a compilation spot (Terrorizer Magazine) and two more demos. Reviews for all of these releases are positive across the board and highlight differing aspects of the Drugs Of Faith sound, depending on the reviewer.

Drugs Of Faith has traditionally constructed its lineups by bringing in friends and former band mates of its members' old groups, or from recommendations from other pals. The band's new drummer was actually found from online classifieds. Ah, technology.

The band has out a mini-album on Selfmadegod Records and a split CD with Antigama, who are now on Relapse Records. Interestingly, the band does get mixed reviews on the mini-album, possibly because more people are hearing the band as compared to the demo days, naturally. Also, this year they've gone to Europe for nine shows, on tour with Blood I Bleed from the Netherlands (ex-My Minds Mine).

The band is working on songs for a full-length CD, and is recording for a split 7" with A Warm Gun.