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Band & Musician News - Coridian drop 'Good For Nothing' Single from EP 'Eldur'
08 May 2020 - 0 Comments
Coridian, who last month dropped single The
Witness and announced their forthcoming EP Eldur for release on May 22nd
(available for Pre-Order here), are today unleashing a BIG
new anthem and fresh cut from the EP Good For Nothing on all digital stores and streaming outlets here!
Eldur is the third in a four EP series that the band began in 2015 with Oceanic. The four EP cycle covers off all of the Elements that comprise the Earth.
The single is not without a message. According to the band, the new single is about false portrayal of having "the good life" on social media and the pressure to mirror that. "We’ve become a society using social media to portray a false life by taking snapshots of fabricated moments. The desire for likes are taking a toll on our mental health, especially our youth."
"Social media influencers are idolised by the youth as role models, yet the real role models are voiceless. The nurses, teachers, first responders etc.. They are making a real difference in this world. If people spent more time focusing on their real lives, rather than focusing on their on-screen lives, we’d be taking steps to a better space for our next generations."
On top of the new single and announcing the EP, Coridian have also been releasing a series of Documentary episodes about the creation of the EP on their YouTube Channel in the lead up to the release of Eldur. 3 out of the 5 episodes have dropped to date; Episode 1, Episode 2 and Episode 3, with the last two episodes dropping ahead of the EP release date.
Eldur is the third in a four EP series that the band began in 2015 with Oceanic. The four EP cycle covers off all of the Elements that comprise the Earth.
The single is not without a message. According to the band, the new single is about false portrayal of having "the good life" on social media and the pressure to mirror that. "We’ve become a society using social media to portray a false life by taking snapshots of fabricated moments. The desire for likes are taking a toll on our mental health, especially our youth."
"Social media influencers are idolised by the youth as role models, yet the real role models are voiceless. The nurses, teachers, first responders etc.. They are making a real difference in this world. If people spent more time focusing on their real lives, rather than focusing on their on-screen lives, we’d be taking steps to a better space for our next generations."
On top of the new single and announcing the EP, Coridian have also been releasing a series of Documentary episodes about the creation of the EP on their YouTube Channel in the lead up to the release of Eldur. 3 out of the 5 episodes have dropped to date; Episode 1, Episode 2 and Episode 3, with the last two episodes dropping ahead of the EP release date.
Coridian have
toured extensively around NZ, including their own headlining tours and
performing with high profile NZ acts such as Devilskin, City of Souls, I Am Giant, Skinny Hobos and Written by Wolves as well as international acts
such as Skillet (USA), P.O.D (USA), Fuel (USA), Fozzy (USA), Sumo Cyco (CAN)
& Red Sea (AUS).
Coridian's new EP Eldur will be available to the world on Friday May 22nd,
with pre-orders now available here. Good For Nothing is now available here, and previous single The Witness is available here.
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