Circle Of Savages

10/11/2026

My brother Sandman,

Although the years pass, I always think of you and all of the great times we shared together. It was an empowering and successful moment, and most of all, a privilege to be able to rock the stage with you. My first sold out show and I’ll never forget it! Sandman repping all the way from New Mexico to Saskatchewan.

Thank you my brother, for being understanding, being apart of the COS, and being one of my biggest supports. I always appreciated your time, and energy. I pray that you are enjoying the next chapter with your two boys. I will forever cherish your memory and name brother. I know you still got them rosaries I gave you, may they protect you in the next life.

May you all Rest in Peace Brother, I miss you dearly.

Phurius Musik

10/10/2026

The oldest standing building in Saskatchewan was not built by settlers. It was built by the local Cree congregation — by hand, from hand-sawn timber, on the banks of the Churchill River in the northern wilderness.

Holy Trinity Anglican Church at Stanley Mission rises 23 metres at its spire, a Carpenter Gothic giant with 37 arched windows holding more than a thousand pieces of stained glass. It was designed by the Reverend Robert Hunt, an English missionary who founded the mission in 1851 with the Hudson's Bay Company's permission. Construction ran from 1854 to 1860. The hardware and the stained glass were shipped all the way from England; everything else — the post-and-beam frame, the mud-and-stone infill walls, the fieldstone foundation — was cut and raised by Cree craftsmen using local lumber and building methods of the West. The result is so grand that locals call it a cathedral, though no bishop ever sat here.

At its height the church anchored a thriving missionary complex of nearly 30 buildings and a cemetery. It was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 1970 and a provincial heritage property in 1981. Services have been held here in Cree since the inaugural mass in 1860 — and remarkably, they still are. The mission's first minister, James Settee, was himself Cree, the second First Nations minister ordained by the Anglican Church in the Northwest. In 2010 the congregation celebrated the church's 150th anniversary; a few years earlier, federal and provincial grants paid for critical roof and foundation repairs to keep the old giant standing.

That this building exists at all is a genuine marvel: a wooden church raised in the 1850s in a place reachable then only by canoe and winter road, still holding worship in the language of the people who built it.

What is the oldest building you have ever stood inside?

10/10/2026

Available Stock Update! (Read Poster for Details)

All merchandise listed in poster are available to be printed in your favourite colour logo.

We will be posting as stock becomes available, thank you for your patience and understanding.

10/10/2026

Phurius Musik
LIMITED EDITION OG Custom Circle Of Savages Hoodie
Photo credits 📷: Damaru St-Laurent

10/09/2026

10/08/2026

Phurius Musik Photoshoot
Photo Credits 📷: Damaru St-Laurent

10/05/2026

Appreciation Post!

Thank you to Ashley for supporting the COS! They bought the LIMITED EDITION Circle Of Savages Hoodie + Joggers for $120.

Available:
$55 - Hoodies (Only SM & 3XL)
$55 - Joggers (Only MED, LG, 3XL)
$25 T-Shirts

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10/05/2026

Circle Of Savages Update!

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