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Montreal, QC – August 13, 2024
Canadaâs THE WRING Releases Powerful Proggy New Single âThe Swordâ
New Album “Nemesis” Out Sept 27th, 2024 via WormHoleDeath Records
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The Wring – Album Lineup – L-R – Kyle Brian Abbott – Drums, Don Dewulf â Guitars, Reggie Hache â Bass, Vocals & Keyboards
Sudbury, Canadaâs intrepid prog act The Wring is thrilled to announce the release of their latest single âThe Swordâ from their upcoming album âNemesisâ slated for a September 27, 2024 release on WormHoleDeath Records. This track exemplifies the band’s signature blend of heavy rock with progressive elements, showcasing their ability to craft intricate compositions that resonate with both metalheads and prog enthusiasts alike. âThe Swordâ is an intense sonic journey that combines relentless guitar riffs with dynamic shifts in tempo, as commented on by guitarist Don Dewulf:
âIâve had the main riff and structure for a long time, but it never felt right. I tried it with other drummers and bass players and always put it to the side. I came back to it again for Nemesis. With Reggieâs vocals and bass and Kyleâs drumming, suddenly it felt great. Almost Megadeth-y. Super fun to play. I actually used a Dave Mustaine signature King V to play it because I was getting too much spring noise from my Floyd guitars while picking the fast parts. Reggie used a pick (which he rarely does) for an extra attack. The bass lines are killer. Probably the most âmetalâ song Iâve recorded.â
âThe Swordâ is more than just a heavy track; itâs a narrative-driven piece that explores themes of conflict and confrontation. Dewulf’s powerful riffs set the stage for a musical battle, while Reggie Hacheâs bass and vocal work add depth and intensity to the songâs atmosphere.
This single is a taste of whatâs to come on The Wringâs fourth album. The music is juxtaposed, with hard rock and metal mixed with jazz and prog elements.
Listen to âThe Swordâ via the following links below.
Music Video –Â https://youtu.be/LLkIs2V6BWQ
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Spotify –Â https://spoti.fi/4cqFbGn
Recommended for fans of Rush, Porcupine Tree, Opeth, and Dream Theater, âNemesisâ is available for pre-save at https://orcd.co/nemesispre-saveâ
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Track Listing:â
1. Badlands – 5:13
2. The Nail – 5:29
3. Blur – 4:17
4. The Sword – 5:37
5. Before I Disappear – 4:39
6. Welshrats – 5:18
7. Dark Passenger – 5:20
8. Nemesis – 4:47
Total 40:40
More info: www.thewring.ca | https://www.facebook.com/thewringband | https://www.instagram.com/wringbandâ
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What the press has said about The Wring:
“Here’s one for prog dorks. This outfit’s third outing (Spectra) features drums by Marco Minnemann so you know the rhythms are mad. The regulars in the band ain’t slouches either though. This is intricate and melodic prog done well.” – Metal Injection (The Wring – Spectra – 2022)
“A band composed of top artists from the world prog scene, each of whom brings their own style to the bandâs sound. Technique and energy, melodic passages, dynamic and expressive vocals and elaborate instrumental sections characterise the album. A recommended listen for all lovers of Progressive Metal sounds, an album to listen to again and again, always managing to give us positive emotions.” – Progressive Rock Journal (The Wring – Spectra – 2022)â
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â“Tired of prog metal bands who fire away odd rhythms, fast solos and complex arrangements? Half of them trying to sound like Dream Theater but all failing completely? Look no further. The Wring from Canada offers great musicians who find their own way through the prog metal jungle. I said great musicians and I really stand for that. Or how about Marco Minneman (drums), Chandler Mogel (vocals), Don Dewulf (guitars), Reggie Hache (bass, keyboards) and Isamu McGregor (keyboards)”… Sometimes they are a bit more commercial, like in the first song âStilettoâ, reminding me a lot of Threshold. Other songs bring a bombastic wall of sound, with riffs do die for â âThe Wolfâ is a great example. The early parts of âFallenâ has some Rush vibes (of the later and more rock base Rush era) and also softer parts Mogel is a very good vocalist, and he can alter his voice a lot. Something of a voice chameleon!” – Melodic.net (The Wring – Spectra – 2022)â
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â“The opening notes of âSinsâ remind me of the opening salvo in Judas Priestâs âThe Ripperâ. Some of the riff structures are also reminiscent of Priest and itâs another great track.” – TheProgSpace (The Wring – Spectra – 2022)â
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â“The third album Spectra by the Canadian progressive rock project The Wring is downright infectious with its joy of playing and catchy Hard Prog Rock songs. There really is a lot of light and very little shadow here.” – Soundmagnet (The Wring – Spectra – 2022)
“âWring² Project Cipher comes with a heavy, classic rock feel, but thereâs an epic, questing nature to tunes like Sorceress, Steelier and Dose that pushes The Wring beyond metal norms and into prog territory.â â Prog Magazine (The Wring – Project Cipher 2021)
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