Bath-based progressive-metal three-piece Redshift return with their long-awaited third studio album ‘Down The Wire’, set for release May 29th 2026 via Pale Wizard Records.

Formed in 2017, influenced by the likes of Dream Theater, Rush and Opeth, Redshift balances aggressive technical passages with inviting hooks. Their songs deliver an ever-changing flurry of notes and genres, toeing the line to full-blown insanity, with nuggets of self-aware comedy and healthy irony sprinkled throughout. Founded by Jack Camp, Liam Fear and Joshua Boniface, the group started in the wake of melodeath metal band Chronos, but Jack’s virtuosic ability coupled with Liam’s multi-instrumental tom-foolery soon veered off into a more far-reaching sound.

‘Down The Wire’, their upcoming third studio album was recorded and mixed at Axe and Trap Studios in Wells by Ben Turner (Hey Colossus, Part Chimp), mastered by Jamie King (Between The Buried and Me, The Contortionist, Scale the Summit) and contains additional instrumentation from John Hare and Derek Sherinian (Dream Theater, Alice Cooper). The album serves as six chapters, each of which conceptualise a world surviving without independent thought, where human-made art became outlawed, and A.I generated art propagandises obedience. Intended to be listened to continuously, ‘Down The Wire’ sees the band’s signature blend of frenetic, shapeshifting drums, intricate prog riffs and eccentric vocals, with some jazz-metal infusions thrown in for good measure, all the while following its protagonist, who starts a resistance movement against A.I’s regime.

It was a great pleasure to have this awesome chat with RedShift on the new album and much more on the band. Check out the complete coverage on the below YouTube video.