After putting the demo together, I wasn’t sure there were room for vocals at all. Vinny also discussed the initial creation of the song as he explained, “I had written a song on synthesizer that sounds vaguely Egyptian I guess. His interpretation is a great understanding of the poem’s purpose in his vocals we as listeners can hear that understanding shine through quite brilliantly. All that from such a short poem.” he said. It’s frightening, encouraging and fascinating all at the same time. Ozymandias had a great kingdom, complete power and lots of amazing works to look upon, but time left very little to behold.

“It’s about the temporary nature of both the material form and power in general. I was able to ask Vinny about his thoughts on the poem to which he responded with a very meditative response. The song borrows its name and key lyrics from the famous poem by Percy Bysshe Shelley that explains a tale of a traveler who comes across a ruined statue that announces to its onlookers the wonders of his now deserted kingdom. Over email, he was able to answer a few questions about the band and single itself. I reached out to Vinny who had quite a bit to say about the production of the album. The song is a different type of alternative than what Red Vox had previously been experimenting with, and this new sound certainly compliments the band’s deep rock background. The band has been wading into the alternative rock genre for some time now, and this new song adds to that feeling. This compliments lead singer Vinny’s voice as his airy lyrics briefly recount the tale of a king named Ozymandias. The song opens with a deep drone-like bass that booms over the synthesizers-highlighted sound. 21, the band revealed an entrancing track titled “Ozymandias.”

The indie rock group “Red Vox” has finally released a snippet of their new music.

Red vox band members