In a surprising and much-anticipated comeback, Voxtrot, the indie rock sensation, has re-emerged onto the music scene with their first new song in a staggering 14 years, titled “Another Fire.” The rejuvenated track boasts the creative genius of the band’s original quintet, including the mesmerizing vocals of Ramesh Srivastava, the rhythmic backbone provided by bassist Jason Chronis and drummer Matt Simon, the soulful guitar work of Mitch Calvert, and the eclectic multi-instrumental talents of Jared Van Fleet.
Speaking about the song, lead singer Ramesh Srivastava shared his thoughts, stating, “‘Another Fire’ is about personal and universal regeneration.” This theme of rebirth and renewal in the lyrics is undoubtedly mirrored in the band’s own resurgence. Srivastava couldn’t contain his excitement when he added, “Hearing it come to life through my bandmates’ contributions was thrilling—just like old times, but unmistakably new.”
The catalyst for this extraordinary reunion seems to have come from a dream. Srivastava confessed, “I had a dream where we were onstage, and it was really positive.” He continued, “There was such a strong and palpable feeling of love in my heart that when I woke up, it was still with me.” That heartfelt connection with the band’s music led him to dive headfirst into the world of social media, exploring everything tagged with ‘Voxtrot.’ What he discovered was heartwarming: “Teenagers covering our songs, people with Voxtrot tattoos,” Srivastava marveled. It became undeniably clear to him that the love for the band had endured and even thrived during their hiatus. As he put it, “For the first time since we broke up, it seemed very, very obvious that we should do this.”
For fans of Voxtrot, this is monumental news, especially considering that their last release was the 2009 single “Berlin Without Return.” It’s been a long, anxious wait for enthusiasts of their unique sound, which blends indie rock sensibilities with heartfelt lyricism. Their self-titled debut album in 2007 remains a cherished relic for many.
So, what can we expect from “Another Fire” and this revitalized version of Voxtrot? The band’s history is marked by their ability to craft songs that resonate deeply with listeners, and “Another Fire” promises to be no different. The song, both a testament to personal and musical growth, is bound to bring back memories while forging new ones.
But don’t just take our word for it; dive into the magic yourself. Watch the video, experience the sound, and let Voxtrot’s “Another Fire” ignite your passion for music once again. It’s a comeback that promises to be nothing short of legendary.
Voxtrot’s return is a testament to the enduring power of music and the unwavering love of their fans. As they step back into the spotlight, it’s safe to say that the fire of their music burns brighter than ever. Welcome back, Voxtrot!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Voxtrot Reunion
Q: When was Voxtrot’s last release before “Another Fire”?
A: Voxtrot’s last release prior to “Another Fire” was the single “Berlin Without Return,” which came out in 2009.
Q: What can we expect from “Another Fire”?
A: “Another Fire” is a powerful song that signifies both personal and musical growth for Voxtrot. It promises to resonate deeply with listeners, combining indie rock sensibilities with heartfelt lyricism.
Q: How did the band’s reunion come about?
A: The reunion was inspired by a dream that lead singer Ramesh Srivastava had, where the band was onstage in a positive atmosphere filled with love. This dream, coupled with the rediscovery of their passionate fanbase on social media, convinced the band that it was time to make a comeback.
Q: Is Voxtrot planning any new albums or projects?
A: While there’s no confirmation of a new album or projects at this time, the release of “Another Fire” is a promising sign that more music and exciting endeavors may be on the horizon for Voxtrot fans.
More about Voxtrot Reunion
- Voxtrot’s Official Website
- Voxtrot on Spotify
- Voxtrot’s Discography on Discogs
- Pitchfork Article on Voxtrot’s Return
