Send Medicine
Send Medicine formed in Brooklyn in 2013 with Aries on vocals and guitar, Astra on guitar, Milo on bass, and Ares on drums. They put out their first EP, 'She...
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Send Medicine formed in Brooklyn in 2013 with Aries on vocals and guitar, Astra on guitar, Milo on bass, and Ares on drums. They put out their first EP, 'She Believes In The Devil,' the following year. The band's sound leaned into darkwave, with distorted guitars and a melancholic atmosphere that carried through their later releases like 'The Way of the Dead' in 2016 and 'Death's Embrace' in 2020.
Aries's lyrics often touched on themes of mental health and isolation, which drew both admiration and criticism. Her outspoken nature made her a polarizing figure in the scene. The band's music didn't shy away from darker subjects, which resonated with some listeners while putting off others.
They kept releasing material through 2020, with EPs like 'Whispers from the Abyss' in 2018 showing a more settled approach to their style. The lineup stayed consistent through those years, working within a specific sonic territory that blended ethereal vocals with heavier guitar textures.
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