KaiserKillers are back with their newest release, “Saints Preserve Us (25 Mix)”, which features an energetic electric remix that enhances the song’s original sound. With this production, the energy has been increased to its maximum with crisp new drums and sharp guitar work that is further enhanced by the powerful mix courtesy of Francis Gorini at London Mastering Studio, making the song more explosive than it has ever been.
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From the outset, the driving rhythm of “Saints Preserve Us (25 Mix)” propels you forward. Johnny Zero’s vocals are powerful as he sings with the defiant attitude deserving of the instrumentation. The drums are stronger, the guitars ramshackle, and the mix brings your attention to the increasingly militant tone of the song for it is a battle cry against corruption and lies. The entire track exhibits a speed, sharpness, and urgency like no other. This remix also displays the band’s influences, which, in this case, stems from bold melodic punk form, heavily based on The Only Ones and the Buzzcocks. Perhaps most recognizably in the DNA of The Beatles, the songwriting stems are what allow the song to maintain its energetic feel. It is a mix of attitude with catchy hooks that is impossible not to associate with the PowerPopPunk sound which is unmistakably the signature style by KaiserKillers.
Experimenting with sound is one aspect of the recording process that stands out the most. Reportedly, Andy DeForest jumped on a breadboard in his kitchen to add a unique percussive touch. While being somewhat over the top, this technique helped achieve an effortless stomp that merges with the mix. Motivations of this nature greatly contribute to why “Saints Preserve Us (25 Mix)” is different. This remix would certainly please fans of melodic rock with a twist of punk. For long-time supporters of KaiserKillers or new listeners, this track is a must-have. It is fast-paced, fun, energetic, and contains everything that a great rock song should have.
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