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ZacTheLocust is…
Cory James
Lead Vocals
Keryn Isaac
Guitar and Vocals
Ashley Turner
Drums and Vocals
Archie Holland
Lead Guitar
Robert Baulch
Bass and Vocals
What once was a solo project by Keryn who had a few songs he wanted to record and see what it sounded like, To then fast forward 3 years and a new South Wales 5 piece band was created. Having recorded enough tracks to create an album by the end of 2023 and with a succession of single releases since then , 2024 is shaping up to be a fantastic year for the band. Reared on a diverse diet of Green Day, Metallica, The Beatles, Blink 182, Thin Lizzy, and the Offspring, the band have distilled these influences to cleverly carve out a singular sound of their own. The band, having diligently worked on their live set and are now poised to play extensive shows.
ZACTHELOCUST brings a raw and authentic delivery that aligns perfectly with the genre’s tradition. The lead singer’s voice captures the essence of emotion, conveying both vulnerability and determination. The chorus is a standout moment, encouraging the listener to hold on and persevere through tough times, creating an anthemic quality that is sure to resonate with a wide audience. “Hold On” not only pays homage to the band’s influences but also marks ZACTHELOCUST’s distinctive contribution to the contemporary punk-rock scene. The song’s production is crisp, allowing each instrument to shine while preserving the raw authenticity that defines the genre.”ZACTHELOCUST brings a raw and authentic delivery that aligns perfectly with the genre’s tradition. The lead singer’s voice captures the essence of emotion, conveying both vulnerability and determination. The chorus is a standout moment, encouraging the listener to hold on and persevere through tough times, creating an anthemic quality that is sure to resonate with a wide audience. “Hold On” not only pays homage to the band’s influences but also marks ZACTHELOCUST’s distinctive contribution to the contemporary punk-rock scene. The song’s production is crisp, allowing each instrument to shine while preserving the raw authenticity that defines the genre.”
Review of single “Hold On”
by Damien Harvey of Jacemedia.