The Apes

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The Apes emerged from Washington, DC in 1999. Defying all sub-genre labeling, their heavy-hitting sound pulls from many influences.

[edit] Members

The Apes are:

Breck Brunson - vocals
Erick Jackson - bass
Amanda Klienman - organ/keyboard
Jeff Schmid - drums

[edit] Description

Propelled by Erick Jackson's burning, fur-lined bass growls, Amanda Kleinman's horny and celestial banshee organ, and Jeff Schmid's iron-chest-of-cocaine drums, throat chieftain Breck Omar tattles methodically with mind throttling determination and relentless fervor. The Apes overdriven rock assault drives forward as tales of conquest, social alienation, and a perverse spiritual kinship with the universe become trance-inducing incantations.

The Apes music is raw, loud, and powerful.