Remedy Drive Biography
Remedy Drive, a Christian pop rock band from Lincoln, Nebraska, was originally formed by four brothers in 1998 as The Aslan Band.
They released their first album Remedy in 1998. Soon after they changed their name to "Remedy" and released three more independent records, Remedy (The Blue One) (1999), Remedy (The Red One) (2001), Remedy: A Live Album (2004), and Magnify (2005). Afterwards they changed their name to "Remedy Drive" and released their last independent record, Rip Open The Skies, in 2006. They were signed to Word Records after ward and released their album Daylight Is Coming in 2008. In late 2010 after touring with other Christian artists such as Barlowgirl, Skillet, Building 429, Sidewalk Prophets, Fee, MercyMe and others, lead singer David Zach announced that his brothers would be leaving the band. The departure also marked the band's relocation to Nashville. In spring 2011, Remedy Drive released the new 5 song EP, Light Makes a Way.
In 2012, they signed with Centricity Music and on August 18, 2012, they released Resuscitate. Drummer Timmy Jones left in 2013 to join For King and Country, and Nashville-based drummer Tim Buell stepped in. Buell left the band in 2015, which prompted appearances by Michael Sturd and Zach Hunter. Jones rejoined Remedy Drive in 2016.
Since 2014, the band's albums have been produced by former band member Philip Zach at The Grid Studio in Lincoln. On August 23, 2014, they released Commodity. On September 2, 2016, they released Hope's Not Giving Up. The North Star was released on January 12, 2018. Philip Zach is listed in the liner notes as being part of the band, along with Timmy Jones on drums.
Members:
David Zach - lead vocals, keyboard, rhythm guitar
Dave Mohr - lead guitar, backing vocals
Corey Horn - bass, backing vocals
Timmy Jones - drums, backing vocals
Former members:
Dan Zach - drums
Phillip Zach - bass, vocals
Paul Zach - guitars, vocals
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