Protosequence head out on “The Greasy BC Tour”

Photo Credit: Lucas Gould at Trivium Photography

Protosequence from Edmonton AB, which features members from In The Midst of a Murder and Anubian, are about to hit the road for their “The Greasy BC Tour” in support of their release Schizophrene. Joining them will be Calgary hometown heroes’ Plaugebringer. Protosequence draws influence from bands such as August Burns Red, All Shall Parish and The Black Dahlia Murder. Bringing in gruff vocals, grinding drums with technical yet catchy djent riffs.

The tour will feature songs not only of the current album but as well as songs from the follow-up album for the first time. If their performances are anything like their album you are in for a treat. As each song is a story on it’s own the lyricism of the band paints a vivid image and leaves you with your own new personal experience with each song.

Guitarist and vocalist Parker commented:

“This tour marks our return to beautiful British Columbia, and this time we come with friends! Our buddies in Plaguebringer are gonna be raging with us, so if we hit your town, come hang!  Let’s get greasy, liquor and cheeseburger style.”

If your a fan of August Burns Red, Devil Wears Prada and Killswitch Engaged. I highly recommend checking out Protosequence in a city near you. While you wait get hyped with a video from them.

The Greasy BC Tour sponsored by Absolute Underground
*Select dates with Plaguebringer
June 10 – Abbotsford, BC – Brother’s Billiards* – With Plaguebringer
June 11 – Victoria, BC – Intrepid Theatre* – With Plaguebringer
June 12 – Nanaimo, BC – The Cambie* – With Plaguebringer
June 13 – Vancouver, BC – 333* – With Plaguebringer
June 17 – Edmonton, AB – Rendezvous Pub

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Phil Fradkin

I’m Phil and 27 years old. I’ve been involved with music as long as I can remember. I’ve worked as a backstage hand, stage crew, street-teamer with Union Events and various labels, been in and out of bands and started my own magazine; Attainable Magazine. In which I focus on band interviews and had the opportunity to sit down with names such as William Control, Real Mackenzies and I Prevail. As well photograph others such as August Burns Red, Silverstein, and Protest the Hero. Though I tend to gravitate towards the heavier styles; punk, metal, hardcore, and so forth. I do end up at any other show I can get too. I originally had gone to university to pursue broadcasting with a minor in photo-journalism but after a year left to continue to purse music on my own terms. If I’m not at a show, I’m either at a record store adding to my ever growing collection. In my free time I also model and practice body-suspension. You can always feel free to contact me on my other social medias.