Like A Storm’s “Sinners & Saints” Gets A Heavy Alternative Remix Addressing Humanity’s Inner Conflicts

[Cover photo credit to David Muselman, 2023 / Prague; L-R: Matt Brooks, Chris Brooks, Zach Wood, Kent Brooks]

New Zealand Heavy Rock and Metal band Like a Storm have released an Heavy Alternate remix of “Sinners & Saints”, out now via Edgeout Records/UMG/UMe. It’s a track that seems particularly close to the heart of the band given its reflections on inner conflict and the new remix brings out a wider range of electronic elements.

Bassist Kent Brooks talks about the song:

We’re really stoked to be releasing this Heavy Alternate Remix of ‘Sinners & Saints,’ which is about the inner struggle of the human condition. There’s a war inside all of us between our best intentions of trying to be ‘perfect,’ and the imperfect reality of what it means to be human.

Kent continues:

The ‘Sinners & Saints’ heavy alt remix was done in Las Vegas, featuring a brand new intro. It intertwines a lot of cool electronic elements while keeping the same heavy sound.

Vocalist/guitarist/didgeridoo-ist Chris Brooks adds:

In many ways, experiencing that inner conflict might be one of the few things we all share in this world. Despite our own determinations, each of us has a side within us that we try to hide. And maybe by addressing this shared struggle, we can start to accept and work through it.  

Like A Storm has appeared at festivals all over the world, from Download UK to Download Japan, Hellfest France to Homegrown New Zealand, and had multiple appearances at festivals such as Novarock (Austria), Graspop Metal Meeting (Belgium), Louder Than Life (US) and Shiprocked.

Having recently completed a highly successful six-week tour of the UK/Europe supporting Skillet, the band is planning the same kind of return to touring in the U.S., Japan, and more in 2024, in conjunction with upcoming releases from what is to be their fifth studio album, set for release in 2024.