Cut from the finest rock linen, Liverpool-based rock quartet Zenith has been following in the footprints of some of their biggest inspirations, such as Pink Floyd and the Beatles, whilst still developing a sound and strength of their own. This band prides itself on its individuality and diversity, coming together and bouncing off each other’s uniqueness and accomplished talents to create something cohesive, inimitable, and with instant appeal. The band’s catalog contains an impressive array of music ranging from vocally driven ballads to riff-peppered and drum-centric anthems that capture the essence of heavy and melodious rock.

“Pages” is so much more than a haunting and driving rock track with infectious energy and impressive instrumentation; it carries the emotional weight of the traumas of mental health and how it is always vital to just talk to someone wherever you find yourself deep in this fathomlessly dark abyss.

At its core, “Pages” is quite a sad story told beautifully, with each member of the band contributing to the song’s overall success. The song starts with a mellow spark thanks to the thoughtfully strung guitar that exudes sweet-sounding melodic wails, setting an inviting tone that is met by the expressive and emotion-drenched lead vocals.

As the story unfolds and gains depth, so does the instrumentation as Zenith concocts this vigorous blend of the vehement drums, arena-packed riffs, and intense bass, providing a firm backdrop for the self-assured vocals that perfectly capture the thematic essence of the jam with lucid clarity.

“Pages” also features an accompanying music video, which is an extension of the music itself, with the visuals and storyline amplifying the emotion, empathy, and inspiration of the music, making it not just something to hear, but something to see and feel.

Streaming on all the popular platforms, “Pages” is a must-listen for any rock fan for its impeccable execution and impassioned delivery, if not for its emotional depth!

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