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Red Method release new music video for ‘All For One, None For All’

RED METHOD have released a new music video!

The new music video, for the track All For One, None For All, is the brand new single from the London-based metal band and marks their first new music since 2021’s Slaves To The New World Disorder. The new single features a guest appearance from BLOODYWOOD‘s Jayant Bhadula.

Speaking about the new single, vocalist Jeremy Gomez shares, “All For One, None For All discusses the topic of how empathy is misinterpreted. Imagine that every person is on fire and we stoke that fire with verbal petrol. Nothing is private anymore and we crave the negative. Any opinion is valid and critical thinking isn’t required, allowing the worst in society to influence our geopolitical landscape. Relevance is a number on a screen and social importance is the number of followers we have. We have lost our humanity. Would people even like me if they saw me for who I really am? Between the feelings of crippling anxiety and the hunger for more in life, each day we stride towards hell with our backs to what is truly divine. We have become all for one and none for all.”

On working with BLOODYWOOD‘s Jayant Bhadula, the band says, “this collaboration has been a long-awaited explosion of creativity! After three tours across India as the proto-band for RED METHOD, we were immersed in the vibrant heartbeat of their metal scene, rubbing elbows with some of the genre’s biggest names. When we played Bloodstock‘s main stage together in 2022, we forged an unbreakable bond and connected on a profound level. So when the opportunity arose to work on music together, it was a no-brainer. He wasted no time booking a studio in his hometown of New Delhi and just a day later, the magic was waiting in our inbox.”

Watch the official music video for All For One, None For All here: 

For more information on RED METHOD like their official page on Facebook.

James Weaver

Editor-in-Chief and Founder of Distorted Sound Magazine; established in 2015. Reporting on riffs since 2012.

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