(MUCK POOL NEWS) SOURCE – “WHAT REMAINS” (PSYCHEDELIC PROGRESSIVE ROCK)


Colorado-based progressive rock outfit SOURCE has released their new single, "What Remains," ahead of their upcoming 5th studio album, Resurgence. The full-length album is scheduled to release independently on January 15, 2027.

Song Concept and Track Details:

Thematic Alignment: Inspired by the band's personal touring experiences, detailing the hidden workload, missed moments, and creative sacrifices. It examines desperation and attachment to outcomes as barriers to truth.

Sonic Profile: Rooted in heavy psychedelic progressive rock with a swooning 6/8 feel. The track opens with a distinct bass melody that builds into an anthemic progression, blending elements inspired by The Cure and A Perfect Circle with distorted guitars and electronic percussion.

Band Quotes:

Band Statement: "'What Remains' asks the question: what is left when all hope is lost? When everything I’ve believed is shattered, what remains? It looks at desperation and attachment to outcomes as one of the last barriers to the truth beneath all my delusions and invites surrendering to what remains."

Benjamin Gleason (Vocals/Guitars/Keyboards): "There were a few tours specifically where we all felt an unfathomable sense of dread that we had no control over our future as musicians. But underneath that dread was this sensation of being fully present in the current moment. A new connection with the truth of our lives which felt safe and secure."

Album Availability:

Resurgence drops independently on January 15, 2027. Limited-edition multifoil, layered, textured posters featuring the cover art by Mike Gamble (known for his work with Tool) are currently available for pre-order through the band's channels.

Credits:

Production: Benjamin Gleason

Engineering: Justin Mirarck at Cymatic Sounds Studios

Mixing: Benjamin Gleason and Justin Mirarck

Mastering: Tom Capeck

Album Artwork: Mike Gamble

Backing Vocals: Wes Watkins, Yasmine Hunter, Emma Phillips-Strain, Chipo Muzilikazi


Order HERE: https://www.listentosource.com/product-page/resurgence-multifoilholographic-poster


LINE UP:

Benjamin Gleason - Vocals, Guitars, Keyboards

Justin Mirarack - Drums, Acoustic Percussion, Electric Percussion

Pascal Faurie – Bass


LINKS:

Official Website: https://www.listentosource.com/

Bandcamp: https://listentosource.bandcamp.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/listentosource

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/listentosource

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SourceBand

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5zEuzw6dwKcnNtXahckDXi?si=Sl4CKg09RiaDAbG1jmNK_w&nd=1&dlsi=3ba80878878e40ce

Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/source/1462541339

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@listentosource

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