Justifide was an American Christian rock band known for their nu metal and alternative rock sound, hailing from the late 90s and active into the early 2000s. The band was formed by brothers Jason and Sambo Monzon along with their friend Joey Avalos. They quickly gained attention within the Christian rock scene for their energetic riffs and thought-provoking lyrics that often grappled with themes of faith and personal growth.

Though their debut album "Life Outside the Toybox" released in 2001, it was followed by "The Beauty of the Unknown" in 2002, which solidified their place in the genre, showcasing their musical maturity and lyrical depth. After a hiatus, the band re-emerged with "The Vault Sessions," a retrospective collection that included previously unreleased tracks, providing long-time fans a taste of nostalgia and a reminder of their vibrant contributions to the Christian rock movement. Despite their relatively brief time in the spotlight, Justifide left a lasting impression on their audience, weaving a legacy of rock with an inspirational message that continues to resonate with listeners.