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APIARY Sign With IRONCLAD RECORDINGS - Sep. 14, 2005

APIARY, the San Francisco Bay Area band formed out of the ashes of local favorites CLEARING AUTUMN SKIES and SOMETHING MUST DIE, have inked a deal with Ironclad Recordings (the label formed by UNEARTH frontman Trevor Phipps). The group, whose sound is said to be "reminiscent of grindcore, but more metallic in nature with a hint of the Bay Area hardcore," will be recording their debut album during the coming months for an April 2006 release. Two demo songs are currently available for listening at www.apiarymusic.com.

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	COMMENT \| about time posted by : thedink 9/14/2005 8:48:35 PM

	this band is the shit. everyone that looks at this take a minute out of your day to look. you'll thank me later

	COMMENT \| Yup... posted by : enfestid 9/14/2005 9:40:36 PM

	Don't waste your time.

	COMMENT \| Great guys. posted by : Jude The Obscure 9/15/2005 2:22:56 AM

	Something Must Die and Clearing Autumn Skies were the shit (and still are in my opinion) and so is Apiary.

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