This three-piece Nashville-based band, Red Measure, produce brooding, cavernous, beat-centric rock music that explodes with life’s fierce and endless struggle.
Red Measure, founded in 2009 by guitarist and vocalist Randall Suarez, are a meticulous bunch devoted to unleashing eloquent truths through riveting live performances and carefully-crafted recordings.
Red Measure’s evolution continues to invoke the likes of legendary indie rock band Queens of the Stone Age, The Birthday Party (Nick Cave) and Millionaire whilst paying homage to the imaginative artistry of musical philosophers like Beck, Tom Waits and Ol’ Dirty Bastard. Despite the influences, musically the band evoke the likes of Melvins, Lungfish and Mudhoney in places, an emotive throwback to proto-grunge.
Throughout his teens, Suarez composed a series of gritty purely-instrumental guitar pieces and eventually added poetry and textured drum and bass layers in order to create cathartic, complex songs that laid the ground work for what was to become Red Measure.
Suarez is committed to producing songs that delve into the strange darkness of life’s shadows and become an outlet for intense, personal words and No One’s Face is no exception.
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