Photo credit: Trevor Van Dahm | | New York, NY (February 28, 2025) – After amassing nearly 2M followers on YouTube who tune in religiously to watch his videos, vocalist Caleb Hyles has released his second full-length album, The Darkness Before The Dawn, available today, February 28, via Judge & Jury Records. Cliched, over-used, empty, meaningless; these words are often said when you hear the phrase, “It is always darkest just before the dawn”. And why is that? This is the question that Caleb Hyles’ record, “The Darkness Before The Dawn” attempts to answer over the course of ten hopeful, raw, soaring, active-rock tracks that detail a myriad of desperate challenges we all face day-to-day. | | Hyles employs the styling’s of several of Christian Rock’s greatest names to bolster the anthemic record with the likes of Ashes Remain, Adelitas Way, Lacey Sturm, Jonathan Young, and Trevor McNevan of Thousand Foot Krutch. | | Joining forces with Ashes Remain, “The Memory” ignites with a blend of breakneck drums, gritty, layered guitars, and a raw edge that leans into a screamo-infused rock-punk sound. From the very first beat, the track thrashes forward with unrelenting energy, pulling listeners in. As Hyles belts out “Rewrite the memory,” Ashes Remain’s Josh Smith joins in with guttural intensity, driving the song’s emotion even deeper. The music video enhances this power, using dramatic lighting and stark visuals to reflect the struggle of looking to the past for answers. With every scream and riff, Hyles and Smith tear through the past, making “The Memory” impossible to ignore. | |
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