Times of Grace have released a music video for their latest track “Far from Heavenless.” The track comes from the band’s latest, Songs of Loss and Separation released in July of this year.
Times of Grace is made up of Killswitch Engage vocalist Jesse Leach and guitarist and co lead vocalist, Adam Dutkiewicz.
Dutkiewicz had this to say about the song,
“I really enjoyed creating this song. It addresses losing faith in something — whether it be organized religion, a person, or even society itself. Judgement is an alienating thing. The video was a lot of fun to make…many thanks to Nick Hipa for coming up with the vision and dedication to get it done.”
Leach said this,
“This song is a deep cut for me. It reveals the dark undercurrent of the corruption and hypocrisy that can be found in some organized religion. It’s about the backlash, criticism, and casting out of those who question and seek more than what is given and spoon-fed. On one side of the message is love and acceptance; on the other is condemnation and alienation. It is one in a series of songs written about an undying thirst and desire for a deeper truth. There is beauty to religion and ritual. But there are some who use this deep conviction for personal gain, manipulation, and even evil.”
Leach and Dutkiewicz began writing music in 2008 as Time of Grace. The band released The Hymn of a Broken Man in 2011.
Songs of Loss and Separation, spawned two previous singles, “The Burden of Belief” and “Rescue.”
