The members of Anew Revolution have been around the music industry block several times, in other bands and in this band. They've made mistakes and learned from them, so as not to repeat them. But there is only one constant: the fact that not doing this music and this band is not an option. Anew Revolution is bound by its need to make music and to reach the people. Turns out, the individuals who make up Anew Revolution are not much different than their fans. Anew Revolution isn't just a band that refuses to be chewed up and spit out by the business or by life. The band members operate off a battery of resilience. It's in their DNA. Everything about the band has layers of meaning – even its moniker is a play on words- so if you keep digging, you'll unearth more things about the band, the players, the songs and the music that will reel you into their universe. The band's new album, iMerica, is a nod to our country's current digitally-minded culture, and it's darker, more intense and heavier than anything the band has done. It's easily the most driving music the band has ever created. Featuring former members of Ozzfest alums (and early ‘00s bands) like Slaves on Dope and Unloco, Anew Revolution aren't about repeating the past. They're about creating a future: a better future for all of us through music.