Tonight at 9PM Indiana time, the long-running radio station KFJC 89.7FM will be airing a 4-hour long special on Auris Apothecary. Located on the campus of Foothill College in Los Altos Hills, California, KFJC transmits from a literal Black Mountain Transmitter, and we're honored they're dedicating such a large slot of the airwaves to share […]
We spoke to the fine folks over at the infamous TABS OUT PODCAST recently about our anti-cassettes, and in proper TABS OUT fashion, they wrote a feature that perfectly highlights the absurdity of our mission. Read the full transcript below: Generally speaking a desired feature with cassette tapes is that they are easily playable. A […]
A few weeks back, we received an email from the unlikeliest of places: Perrier, makers of sparkling mineral water. Their website hosts an online magazine of music, art, fashion, and other cultural trends, and we answered a few questions for a continuing series on interesting underground labels. A full transcript is below: "Picture the scene: […]
A few weeks back we sat down for a video chat with a journalist from Noisey about our anti-releases, and the article went live yesterday. As a commentary on music’s increasing ease of availability, Auris Apothecary has released cassettes that are cut in half, CD-Rs covered in herbs, and more. For a lot of music […]
A few months back, a journalist ventured to Bloomington to interview Auris Apothecary and see/learn about the operation, most notably the anti-releases. The resulting editorial is a peek into the absurd but admittedly unglamorous sausage factory that makes up this tiny enterprise. We're honored to be featured on Bandcamp, a platform which we have used […]
Justin at Anti-Gravity Bunny was kind enough to do a label spotlight about AA, featuring a whopping 2 HOURS of sounds from our back catalog. Check out the article below and pop on some headphones for a long, and sometimes laborious listen through the annals of AA. http://www.antigravitybunny.com/?p=11073 Auris Apothecary is easily one of the […]
A few days ago, the online monthly radio program Indeterminate Transmissions live-streamed their newest episode with a theme centered around the"superimposition and demolition of sounds." The entirety of the broadcast was comprised of a live mix of sounds from a large portion of Unholy Triforce's back catalog, forming a caustic composition totaling around 40 minutes. […]