Mar 022017
 

 

When we last devoted attention to San Francisco’s Apothesary in these pages it was Christmas Day 2015, and the occasion was our premiere of a single by the band named “1976”, which later appeared on the band’s killer 2016 EP, Sensory Overload. And now we have the pleasure of premiering a video for another song from that EP — “Elizabeth“.

The song itself is a barn-burner, a rushing, pulsating death/thrash blast that gets the blood pumping, with ferocious vocals, battering grooves, fret-burning guitar work, a blistering solo, and a melody that rings in the head well after the song ends. And the video is an unpredictable head-spinner, too.

 

 

While the band are being washed by the surf on a beautiful stretch of Pacific coastline, a story unfolds (in which the band members are also performers), a story in which time, space, and reality seem to change… or the doors to alternative realities are being opened.

 

Apothesary is:
Jared Eandi (guitar, vocals)
Clayton Cagle (guitar)
Gregg O’Neil (drums)
Brittany Shankle (bass)

Sensory Overload is available through M-Theory Audio and on Bandcamp, via these links:

https://www.m-theoryaudio.com/store
https://apothesary.bandcamp.com/

 

Apothesary will be on tour next month, and to catch them live, check this schedule:

TOUR DATES:
4/2 – Long Beach CA @ Black Light Lounge
4/4 – Gallup NM @ Juggernaut
4/5 – El Paso TX @ House of Rock
4/7 – Austin TX @ The Lost Well
4/9 – Oklahoma City OK @ Thunder Alley
4/10 – Kansas City MO @ Riot Room (Outside)
4/12 – Grand Junction CO @ Mesa Theater
4/14 – Reno NV @ Jub Jub’s
4/15 – Watsonville CA @ Appleton Bar & Grill
4/16 – San Francisco CA @ Codeword SF

Apothesary on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/apothesary

 

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