Red Rose’s style is a mixture of melodic hard rock and classic heavy metal, with a light progressive touch, taking inspiration a lot from the 80’. Beautiful melodies, heavy guitars, high clean vocals, extensive use of the keys and backing vocals, meaningful lyrics – all these define Red Rose. And this mixture finds a more solid incarnation in their new work, which is certainly a big leap forward for the band.

Their debut “Live the Life You’ve Imagined” was released in 2011 (a year after the band has formed) under Bakerteam records, and received a lot of positive feedback both from critics and fans.

The new work, entitled “On the Cusp of Change”, was recorded at ‘Jailhouse studios’ with the renounced Danish producer Tommy Hansen (who has recorded the band’s debut as well), and he assessed the band’s progress saying that it “improved tremendously in all respects, including songwriting and performance”. The album’s lyrical concepts and ideas were skillfully transferred into visual arts by the Brazilian master – Jobert Mello.

Having a fateful (so it seems) trouble finding a drummer, the guys from Red Rose turn to a session musician. And for this second record the job of a drummer is taken by Matan Shmuely – the drummer of a known Israeli band Orphaned Land.