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Classic-rock-inspired [[Christian Rock]] with piano solos and unexpected moments of acapella three-part harmony. |
Classic-rock-inspired [[Christian Rock]] with piano solos and unexpected moments of acapella three-part harmony. |
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David, Paul, Philip, and Daniel Zach are [[Remedy Drive]], a band out of Lincoln, Nebraska. Formed in 1998, they originally called themselves [[Chronicles of Narnia|The Aslan Band]] before switching to Remedy, and later RemedyDrive They released a number of albums independently before signing on with Word Records, and their latest CD is ''Daylight is Coming''. |
David, Paul, Philip, and Daniel Zach are [[Remedy Drive]], a band out of Lincoln, Nebraska. Formed in 1998, they originally called themselves [[Chronicles of Narnia|The Aslan Band]] before switching to Remedy, and later RemedyDrive They released a number of albums independently before signing on with Word Records, and their latest{{when}} CD is ''Daylight is Coming''. |
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The official site is [http://www.remedydrive.com/ here]. |
The official site is [http://www.remedydrive.com/ here]. |
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Latest revision as of 16:35, 9 November 2018
What do you get when four brothers, raised in a conservative Anabaptist tradition that didn't allow them to listen to rock music until they were teenagers, decide to form their own band?
Classic-rock-inspired Christian Rock with piano solos and unexpected moments of acapella three-part harmony.
David, Paul, Philip, and Daniel Zach are Remedy Drive, a band out of Lincoln, Nebraska. Formed in 1998, they originally called themselves The Aslan Band before switching to Remedy, and later RemedyDrive They released a number of albums independently before signing on with Word Records, and their latest[when?] CD is Daylight is Coming.
The official site is here.
Remedy Drive provides examples of the following tropes:
- Christian Rock
- Heartbeat Soundtrack: "What Happens (At the End)"
- Self-Titled Album
- Shout-Out: "Clive Staples" is pretty much made up of references to the works of C.S. (Clive Staples) Lewis.
- Sibling Team: Four brothers, one band.
- Something Completely Different: The last track of Magnify, "Smile Upon Me", is straight-up acapella harmony - not an instrument in sight. After eleven tracks of rock, it's almost Mood Whiplash. And beautiful.