Remedy Drive

Remedy Drive are a contemporary Christian group with roots in Nebraska whose music incorporates alternative rock, contemporary pop, and flashes of post-punk as a musical framework for their messages of finding hope and being an instrument for change in a troubled world. Initially, Remedy Drive's music (typified by 2006's Rip Open the Skies and 2008's Daylight Is Coming) featured a blend of processed guitar sounds and keyboards that drew comparisons to Coldplay. As their lineup and approach evolved, they showed off a sharper attack on 2014's Commodity and 2021's Imago Amor, as group leader David Zach used their music and fan base as a platform for activism against human trafficking.