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Something Like Silas was an American Christian alternative rock band from San Diego, California.

The band played at the Hume Lake Christian camp before being signed onto Sparrow Records in 2003. They were also the regular band at Flood, a ministry that met at Kearny High School in San Diego, and was pastored by Matt Hammett. In late 2006, the band members regrouped, with a different musical direction, as Future of Forestry.^[1]

Final

• Eric Owyoung - lead vocal, guitar, keys
• Nick Maybury - guitar, vocals, keys
• Luke Floeter - bass, keys
• Spencer Kim - drums

Former members

• Ben Wurzell - bass
• John Luzzi - bass
• Malina Owyoung - keyboards, vocals
• Lenny Beh - drums

• Creation's Call - Independent (2000)
• Something Like Silas Live - Independent (2001)
• SL Silas EP - Independent (2002)
• Glimpses - Independent (2003)
• Divine Invitation - Sparrow Records (2004)

• "Prayer for Santana" - Independent (2001)

• Official website

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