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Am I Coming Around

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Released: Sep 17, 2010

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Am I Coming Around
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The Fray
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Temporary Beings
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Tunnel Vision
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BIO

Debut EP Oblivion produced by Lamar Lowder (Jerk, Poweman 5000, Yothu Yindi) on vintage analogue equipment at Sydney’s Megaphone Studios. * Supported artists such as Floating Me, 12 Foot Ninja, Thousand Needles in Red, Engine Three Seven, Sleep Parade, Jerrico, Breaking Orbit *2 Film clips screened on RAGE, airplay on FBI, 2SER, 2RRR *FUELTV used "Am I Coming Around' to advertise UFC & MMA For all booking enquiries please contact - redremedy@redremedy.net .... ....

PRESS
"I was certainly not going to miss a top night of solid rock though, a promise that was one-third delivered by Red Remedy from the moment they hit the stage. Brash and loud, these guys have just enough of a progressive twist to make them stand out along with some killer hooks and a dynamic stage presence, particularly frontman Zach Evans. They are already making big waves locally and from tonight's performance it's easy to see why. If it weren't for the stature of the other two bands on this bill, Red Remedy could have been headlining here and for many other acts they would have been a hard one to follow." - Brian Fischer-Giffin, Loud Mag

"The show was kicked off by Sydney rock band RED REMEDY. They tore into Tunnel Vision for their opener. It’s a straight up rock start to the evening. Vocalist/guitarist Zach Evans is a capable frontman and is commanding the attention of the already healthy sized crowd in the first few rows. They’ve already received some decent exposure on TV and radio as well as snatching some high profile supports. They’ve only been together for three years but there’s nothing immature about this band in terms of musical ability." - Robyn Morrison, Sludge Factory (Apr 01, 2011)

"A larger group of punters gathered for fellow Sydneysiders Red Remedy, whose The Butterfly Effect-infused... hard-hitting yet melodic fare had clearly benefited from plenty of activity on the live front, brimming with confidence. The only major dissapointment for the appreciate crowd was the abrupt finish due to a tight running schedule" — Brendan Crabb, The Drum Media

"Oblivion is one hell of an impressive first effort for young Sydney-based heavy rock outfit Red Remedy; one that only promises bigger things from the band in the years to come" The Beat Magazine - The Beat Magazine

".....an awesome example of working your band hard the old school way, by doing the groundwork yourself." Chris Maric The Drum Media .... ..

"Red Remedy has the songs, the big guitar riffs and the sound all working for them. In other words, if the band manages to retain these key essential elements in their songwriting, success is without a doubt only a matter of when, rather than if. " Justin Donnelly - Blistering

"The only question I’m asking is why these guys haven’t exploded in a major way. Their stuff is gutsy and anthemic. It rocks really hard, but the melodic undertones ensure the tunes stay accessible...They’re too good to stay a secret for long." Lauren Katula - Sounds of Oz

"Zach Evans’ strong vocal presence and great command of melodies is definitely a big selling point for the band’s message, but unlike a lot of acts, it doesn’t in any way water down the band’s penchant for creating huge sounds on the musical front." Beat Magazine - Beat Magazine

"Red Remedy has a kind of sound combination that reminds you of Smashing Pumpkins and The Butterfly Effect all smashed together..." Rebecca Baron, The Dwarf..

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...... "this is certainly an EP that could generate a lot of interest for the currently unsigned band. There is an air of confidence and assertion that I am sure would translate into awesome live performances." Lauren Rafter - Sludge Factory ........