Redemption is an EP by Walls of Jericho released on April 25, 2008. Produced by Slipknot's Corey Taylor it features an acoustic sound which is a radical departure from their metal informed hardcore.

Vocalist Candace Kucsulain has a pleasant singing voice only hinted at on previous recordings. As a hardcore screamer, Candace is one of the strongest vocalists on the scene, male or female. It's nice to hear her stretch out and take a risk. Speaking about the songs and decision to go acoustic on the Trustkill web site, she said, "I was really into singing when I was younger. This band didn't really allow for that, especially live. I'm really proud of what we did. It was our first time really doing something like that and even writing that way. Living for two weeks together and doing it, I definitely want to do it again. I'm very proud of the end result."

The original tunes on this EP have  very personal flavors. The arrangements, while not terribly inspired, are pleasant and the band's playing is solid. Two of the tracks feature Candace in duet with producer Corey Taylor. The first track, "Ember Drive" is the one I enjoyed most with its restrained strings and introspective tone.

I can't for the life of me figure out why they covered "House of the Rising Sun," a song which has been done to death by everyone and their brother. Their reading does not add anything fresh or unique, in my opinion.

This EP may not appeal to the average mosh kid in the pit but fans of WoJ who want to hear them try something different should give it a listen.

Track Listing:

1. "Ember Drive" (feat. Corey Taylor) - 4:21
2. "My Last Stand" - 4:42
3. "No Saving Me" - 4:08
4. "House of the Rising Sun" (cover) - 4:10
5. "Addicted" (feat. Corey Taylor) - 4:57