Brass Box Release New Single RIVERS

Los Angeles-based band Brass Box have revealed their new single "Rivers." The track premiered this week at Buzzbands LA and can also be shared at Soundcloud or Spotify. Buzzbands LA says, "'Rivers' follows Brass Box's 2018 double-single 'Tragedy,' an interesting experiment in musical pacing. The quartet released two versions of the song, one abiding the band's droney side and one crisper and more upbeat. 'Rivers' is more like the latter, waves of percussion crashing ashore over Ammo Bankoff's submerged vocals." Brass Box is playing Part Time Punks' 10th Annual My Bloody Valentine Night on February 3 at the Echo in Los Angeles. Tickets are available HERE.

Last year Brass Box released the official video for "Tragedy." The video, which was directed and conceived by the band's Ammo Bankoff, premiered at Post-Punk and can also be shared at YouTube. The band says, "A tragedy is a symbol of growth. The subconscience burdens carried by past decisions create the assumptions we make. It shapes the risks one is willing or unwilling to take.""Tragedy" is available to order on limited edition cassette via Dune Alter at Bandcamp and is streaming at Apple Music and Spotify.

With enchanting and dreamy darkness, Brass Box takes listeners on a journey through the beauty and darkness that bubbles and swells beneath the surface of ordinary life.

The band was formed by Ammo Bankoff, who, with a completed demo, summoned longtime friend Neil Popkin to join her after a late night encounter at a local bar. The duo originally met several years prior at an underground party in Los Angeles where Ammo's bands (Tête, Black Flamingo) occasionally shared bills with Neil's bands (War Tapes, Rituals).

Neil brought in guitarist Matt Bennett (War Tapes) and drummer Pablo Amador (Rituals) to round out Brass Box's lineup. Since joining forces, the quartet has garnered a much deserved reputation for creating some of the most uniquely beautiful and lush confluences of melody and noise.