SubRosa Call It Quits
Salt Lake City doom band SubRosa are breaking up. Following a 13-year run, Rebecca Vernon, Sarah Pendelton, Kim Pack, Levi Hanna, and Andy Patterson are focusing on different projects going forward. “If you ever came to a SubRosa show, listened to a song, gave us a place to crash, booked a show, promoted our music, or worked with us in any way, you were part of our dream,” the band said in a statement.
“Rather than despairing over what is lost, we want to continue this journey with you,” SubRosa said. “We are all on fire right now writing new music.” Their new musical projects include: Teleprom (Kim and her partner), the Keening (Rebecca’s solo endeavor), DØNE (Andy), and Asphodel Wine (Sarah and Minsk’s Zachary Livingston).
SubRosa began in 2006 with Rebecca and Sarah’s first effort The Worm Has Turned. The band shared four full-length albums together, the last being 2016’s For this We Fought the Battle of Ages.
Originally Appeared on Pitchfork
