PREMIERE: THE STRANGER // The Gemini

Brisbane progressive metal quintet The Stranger today reveal their latest track.

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The Gemini is the third and final single to be released by the band in the lead up to the launch of their second album Kaleidoscope, through Wild Thing Records on 9th April.

With a powerful and eclectic style, The Stranger combine djenty grooves, dynamic progressive arrangements, bouncing funk-metal, shimmering synths and expansive rhythms with serpentine guitar leads and stark vocal contrasts on an album that explores the frustrations of modern life and fears for future existence.

The Gemini is a sophisticated composition showcasing both the fluidity of Tom Frayne’s chameleonic vocals and the precisely crafted guitar lines, working together with the tight heavy grooves of the rhythm section to, in the band’s words, “deliver the juxtaposition between melancholy and triumph” at the core of The Stranger’s message.

Pre-order The Stranger’s Kaleidoscope here.