New Saviors, the Vermont-based post-rock trailblazers, are poised to release their latest single, “Garden of Lies,” on November 3rd, and it’s nothing short of a sonic revelation. Nestled in the intersection of aggression and moody introspection, this track serves as a powerful callout, delving into themes of religion with a newfound dark industrial edge that draws comparisons to the likes of In This Moment and Parkway Drive.
Following the success of their Personal Hell EP earlier this year, New Saviors continue their musical odyssey, embracing experimentation and authenticity with “Garden of Lies.” This release propels the band into a dark and moody sonic landscape, placing them shoulder to shoulder with notable acts such as Imminence, Parkway Drive, and In This Moment.
Vocalist Mick King, the driving force behind New Saviors, describes “Garden of Lies” as the band’s “most ballsy callout to date.” The song takes aim at those who hide behind religion to justify hate, injecting personal experiences and raw emotion into every note. King’s impassioned vocals guide the listener through a journey that goes beyond mere music, creating a profound and weighty addition to the band’s discography.
The meticulous production of “Garden of Lies” is attributed to the skilled hands of Nick Matzkows (known for his work with Attack Attack, Conquer Divide, Until I Wake). Matzkows brings a fresh perspective and impeccable production quality to the table, elevating the track to new heights.
As New Saviors gears up for a consistent stream of releases and a robust touring schedule through 2024, “Garden of Lies” stands as a testament to their unwavering commitment to addressing meaningful issues. With a potent blend of aggression, authenticity, and a commitment to social discourse, New Saviors is a name that will undoubtedly resonate in the months to come. Get ready to immerse yourself in their evolving sonic landscape.
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