May 23, 2016 – Sacramento, California based Alternative Rock band Surviving The Era have released the official music video for their track “Queen Of The Sea” (originally premiering with PureGrainAudio) from their upcoming Sophomore release Parallax (out June 18th). The album was produced and engineered by Dryw (Drew) Owens of Little Russia Recordings, and the band’s CD release party will take place at Sacramento’s “First Festival” on June 18th, 2016 at Southside Park in Downtown Sacramento. Tickets can be found here.

Parallax is about perception. It describes the effect of when an object appears as if it has moved because the viewer has changed their position. Similarly, music is a personal experience for everyone, and our perception of music can change over time based on where we are in life, even though the music itself never changes. We put our hearts into every song we write, and our ultimate hope is that people can connect with it and gain new perception of these songs as they move through their journey in life. – Seth Borges

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About Surviving The Era:

Surviving the Era hit the scene at a time when music across the board seemed to lack individuality. Inspired by everything from early Punk Rock to Top 40’s, they strive to make music they love, no matter the current trend. Their debut performance, in November 2014, was in support of long time heavy hitters Emery and The Classic Crime at the iconic Sacramento venue, The Boardwalk. Since then they have played nearly 100 shows at festivals, in auditoriums, venues large and small, and house shows all over Northern California, supporting acts such as He Is Legend, Oleander, Stroke 9, Must be the Holy Ghost, Children 18:3, and Burn Halo.

In March 2016, they went into the studio with Producer/Engineer Dryw Owens (From Indian Lakes, Hearts Like Lions) at Little Russia Recordings to track their sophomore release titled Parallax. It is slated to be released at Sacramento’s “First Festival” on June 18th.

On stage they have an energy that can be indescribable at times. Like a kinetic mass of energy restrained by the precision that is so prevalent in their playing. They have be compared to the likes of Thrice, Lostprophets, Paramore, and Anberlin. If you are a fan of the aforementioned bands, be sure to keep an eye out for these guys in 2016.

Jake Cooley – Drums
Kevin Cortez – Guitar
Seth Borges – Bass / Vocals / Keys
Ryan Sollom – Vocals
Kyle Newton – Guitar