CRED releases digital single ‘Redemption’ via Town And Towers
CRED
Swedish synth/post-punk/darkwave act CRED has released the digital single “Redemption” on the Danish Gentofte-based label Town And Towers Records.
Town And Towers recently signed the band adding: “When we first heard their music, we simply couldnât resist to be part of this bandâs future journey. They are simply brilliant.” The label describes “Redemption” as an “almost classic dark and heavy post-punk synth song that shows the bandâs synthy spirit.”
The band’s previous work already showed a very mature sound, which is again clearly present in this new single which features strong male vocals and a very good song structure. A band to follow closely!
About CRED
CRED is a Swedish electronic group from the countryâs west coast. The project launched in 2022 with Bjarne Sund and Tony Berntsson, initially featuring guest vocalist Fredrik Bergman (Etage Neun).
Hans Karlsson took over as lead vocalist by Autumn 2025, with the project continuing as a duo. The band cites 1980s synthpop influences and focuses on analog-leaning production.
In late summer 2025, the duo joined Town And Towers Records. Earlier digital singles include “Every Loss” and “Bleed.”
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