Dearest gentle readers and music fans, welcome THE MESS: AGE. The Mess: Age, a dynamic music group based in London, England, is led by charismatic vocalist Glen Brandon “Ziggy,” who also created the band. Ziggy is joined by brilliant bassist Paul Gold (renowned for his work with X Two Tribes) and guitarist Jaime Page (known for his contributions to Trilogy and Dark Universe). Their blend of rock influences results in a distinct sound that captivates audiences worldwide. On 5th September, they released a song and its video called “Sacrifice”. Let’s talk more about the song and video.

The song opens with groovy and rock-infused instrumentation, which is very captivating. The song was written during lockdown when working in the studio alone with your own thoughts perceptions regarding what will all this lead to, especially when he already knew full well that the covid was a total scam, this in turn frustrated and upset hum so much that he wrote the song track as many scenarios global events religious beliefs, and different outcomes crossed his mind.

This theme is the backbone of the video because, throughout the video, we see various iterations and images of sacrifices like the cross, acolytes with their hands raised, and more of them sitting around candles. As the video moves on, we see the crown of thorns that Jesus wore and stained glass that can be found in Catholic Churches. Another thing that stands out in this video is the blood stains splattered across everything. It appears in every frame, whether it be the image of people with their hands raised, the crown of thorns, the cross, or the acolytes. It’s like the Bible says, there is no redemption without the shedding of blood. The video ends with a final shot of the first book of the Bible, Genesis.

The song and video stand out for their timeless melody and profound lyrical content, which draws listeners in from the first note. The Mess: Age’s musical style is unique, with Glen borrowing influence from spiritual realms to create a sound that transcends genre conventions. Recorded at Phoenix Production Studios in London, this single is only a taste of what’s to come from The Mess: Age, which has upcoming albums and sync placements, promising a musical voyage unlike any other.

It is hauntingly mysterious, has a timeless melody, and very powerful lyric content that grabs your attention right away from the minute it begins, because it is not your typical Christian pop/rock music, as The Mess:Age has its own unique style of composition, production, and presentation. I loved every part of this song and video because it was a magnificent masterpiece, and I await more music from them.

Stream “Sacrifice “ on Spotify

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