Having recently confirmed the release of their sophomore full-length, ‘Pharmacie’, Apologies, I Have None have unveiled the video for ‘Wrath’. The track appears on the band’s split with Australian outfit Luca Brasi.
‘Pharmacie’ will be available from the 26th August via Holy Roar (UK/AUS/NZ), Animal Style (US) and Uncle M (EU). Their friend, singer-songwriter Sam Russo has this to say of the record:
Apologies, I Have None’s second album is the sound of decline. A sonic lurch from agony to clarity, from catharsis to doom. Set in a place where escape is a pill, a bag or a bottle, and salvation resides beneath a glowing green neon cross, the record chronicles compulsion and struggle, and song after song the band digs deeper into what drives people to ruin themselves, and what compels us to keep trying in a black, collapsing world.
If ‘London’ was Apologies, I Have None’s Summer, ‘Black Everything’ was Autumn, and ‘Pharmacie’ is a long, cold winter. It’s primal, stark and beautiful, unyielding, brutal and true. Sonically huge, this meticulously crafted record is born for big stages, but it retains the core of what makes the band so important to it’s fans – it’s complete honesty. The sound is refined, clear of vision, and delivered with intent; subtle notes chiming and wailing in the distance over the band’s trademark crunch and burn guitar, while the beat drives and pitches forward in a maelstrom of agonised vocals that swim and dive from child-like vulnerability to convulsive rage. All recorded as clear and clean as a prescription, sealed in a blister pack, aching to be opened.
At times Pharmacie is hard to listen to – it’s intimate, honest and full of pain and it rushes and rings through the veins as it unravels towards a devastating end. It hurts but it’s worth it. The songs are incredible.
TRACKLISTING:
01 Love & Medication
02 Wraith
03 The Clarity Of Morning
04 Anything Chemical
05 Goodbye, Peace Of Mind
06 Crooked Teeth
07 Everybody Wants To Talk About Mental Health
08 It’s Never The Words You Say
09 Killers
10 A Pharmacy In Paris