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REDEMPTION Premieres "Remember The Dawn" Video By Larry Petro, News Monkey Wednesday, March 1, 2023 @ 10:26 AM
REDEMPTION belongs to one of the leading progressive metal bands in the heavy music world today. Formed in 2000 by guitarist/keyboardist/songwriter Nicolas van Dyk, the band features iconic vocalist Thomas England of EVERGREY, the rhythm section of Chris Quirarte (drums) and bassist Sean Andrews, as well as Vikram Shankar on keys.
As the album title already promises, I Am The Storm is a gripping, stirring, overwhelming and dramatic, new record by the power prog metal act. Combining unapologetic melodies and hooks with technicality, complexity and thundering riffs, REDEMPTION once again occupies a unique place with its powerful, heavy, intelligent and deeply emotional music.
The new music video for "Remember The Dawn" is now streaming on KNAC.COM HERE.
Says band mastermind Nicolas van Dyk about the new single: "With out first two advance releases, we have emphasized the heavier side of REDEMPTION and the economic melodic metal side of REDEMPTION. We have a third side — longer form songs with roots in progressive rock as well as metal, delivered in a cinematic style. "Remember The Dawn" showcases this third side of REDEMPTION, both musically and — thanks to Vikram’s video assembly — with the visuals of us performing the piece individually in-studio. The meaning of the song touches on a familiar theme with Redemption: live is full of challenges and rewards, of ugliness and beauty, of despair and hope."
I Am The Storm track listing:
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I Am The Storm was produced by van Dyk, Vikram Shankar and sound engineer/guitarist Simone Mularoni (DGM), who – alongside Chris Poland (ex-MEGADETH) and Henrik Danhage (EVERGREY) – will be also featured as a guest musician on the album. The new REDEMPTION record also contains two cover songs, "Turn It On Again" by GENESIS and "Red Rain" by Peter Gabriel.