Guitarist Pat Reilly

Good Afternoon All

Anyone who has been following my musical progress throughout the years knows that I have enjoyed collaborating with various artists from all over.  While I enjoy contributing to and being a part of other bands, I have always wanted to form a collaboration of my own; something special with others who share/believe in my musical vision.

ENTER ERAMNESIA
Please read our bio below as I think it speaks to what this project is all about.  If you need a reason to read on, I think the voice of Aimee Zambrana will provide all the reasons you need.
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BIO
The eternal battle of darkness versus light requires a musical medium, and Eramnesia are valiantly answering the call. Comprised of two dynamic solo artists–guitarist Patrick Reilly (Tengger Cavalry, Fellahin Fall) and vocalist Aimee Zambrana (formerly gone by the Van Roxanne moniker)–this newly-formed synth rock duo is channeling emotions from the spiritual battlefield, fiercely holding the line by composing ultra poetic hymns.

Eramnesia are preparing to release their first single this Winter, “Alone Under Neon Lights”,showcasing Zambrana’s seductive and haunting vocal delivery borne of church choir beginnings and Celtic influences. Her introspective lyrical themes rattle the psyche. Reilly taps his instrumental mastermind and gives the track a dark, retro ambience along with fiery guitar leads. He’s fresh off collaborating with Tom S. Englund (vocalist/guitarist of Evergrey), so he’s no stranger to laying down a vivacious foundation for a passionate voice.

A major goal of their budding project is to share a deep, cathartic experience with listeners, unifying souls under neon lights. In the early stages, their sound is comparable to highly touted acts such as Aviators, Evanescence, and the aforementioned Evergrey. And with their prime members being exceptionally seasoned and intuitive, Eramnesia holds much promise of creating a plethora of visceral sermons.

Visit the new Eramnesia Website Here!

 

 

 

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