Rings of Saturn's music features a highly technical style, heavily influenced by themes of alien life and outer space.

Rings of Saturn was formed in 2009 in high school only as a studio recording project with Lucas Mann on guitars, bass, and keyboards, Peter Pawlak on vocals, and Brent Silletto on drums.

The band recorded their debut album, Embryonic Anomaly, with Bob Swanson at Mayhemnness Studios in Sacramento, California.

The band toured the United States, Canada, and for the first time Mexico shortly after but no new songs were played from the newly released album.

On April 2, 2015, Rings of Saturn released a live guitar play-through featuring Lucas Mann and Miles Dimitri Baker performing the song "Godless Times" from the album Lugal Ki En, in response to the allegations.

[10] Three months later, on August 28, the band released the single "Seized and Devoured 2.0", a re-recorded track off of their first album Embryonic Anomaly featuring Ian Bearer's vocals.

[11] Shortly after, the band began touring in North America, with a set-list that consisted of mainly Lugal Ki En songs being played for the first time live.

Drummer Aaron Stechauner & Miles Dimitri Baker announced their departure from Rings of Saturn on May 26, 2018.

On February 10, 2019, Rings of Saturn's Facebook page pointed out that Mike Caputo and Yo Onityan are currently touring members.

[24] On January 21, 2024, the band announced Ryan Sinnott (who originally began touring for them in 2022) as their new official drummer, and released the single "Theogony" the very next day.