Hardcore group R.A.I.D. make a powerful statement with their latest single, "Aftermath", tackling the sensitive subject of surviving suicide with raw intensity. The track serves as a poignant introduction to their upcoming EP, Dominion, scheduled for release on April 4.
Watch the music video for 'Aftermath' here:
Lead singer Rueban Issac shares an insight into the meaning of the song, expressing: "'Aftermath' offers solace to those struggling with the loss of a loved one to suicide, guiding them towards a path of healing and recovery. By shedding light on this often stigmatized issue, we aim to offer support and encouragement to survivors during the grieving process."
With Dominion, Issac details the band's mission: "R.A.I.D. has always strived to inspire and uplift through our music and lyrics. This EP is a musical beacon of hope, created to dissuade people from choosing a permanent solution to temporary problems. Based on personal experiences and witnessing the impact of suicide, our aim is to offer a lifeline to those in need, with themes of resilience and positivity interwoven throughout the album."
Born in Hyderabad, India, R.A.I.D. draws inspiration from hardcore names such as Madball, Suicidal Tendencies and Agnostic Front, imbuing their sound with vibrant energy and a message of positive mental attitude. They have won acclaim for their previous albums,
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