SOLELY VEIL RELEASE REVERIE EP TODAY — LISTEN
Sacramento-based alt hard rock band SOLELY VEIL have today released their new EP, REVERIE, via The Artery Foundation. It is the band’s debut release.
Listen to the five-track EP here.
“REVERIE captures the feeling of being stuck between reality and the thoughts that keep you up at night,” says the band’s vocalist Allen Wheeler. about the EP as a whole. “Each song is a different part of that struggle. It’s honest, uncomfortable, and exactly where we were when we wrote it.”
Regarding the song “Static,” Wheeler offers, “It’s about the experience of being trapped in a dream-like state where the boundaries between reality and illusion collapse, as a malevolent entity seeks to assert control, leaving you unable to distinguish what is real from what is not.” Listen here.
It’s a heavy concept but it’s one worth ruminating on via the song!
REVERIE TRACK LISTING:
“Darker”
“Prisoner”
“Deceiver”
“PREY”
“Static”
ABOUT THE ARTERY FOUNDATION:
The Artery Foundation is a familiar name to hard rock fans. In 2025, the brand has rebooted and is a full service company. It’s a label, artist management and producer management firm, among other things. During its 2010s heyday, the brand helped author the burgeoning metalcore scene, having been responsible for singing and breaking genre titans.
From the sweaty chaos of basements and VFW halls to the world’s biggest festivals, Artery has helped guide talent from local notoriety to global recognition. The list of heavy music cornerstone acts that started with Artery speaks for itself” A Day To Remember, Motionless In White, Dance Gavin Dance, Beartooth, Sleeping With Sirens, The Amity Affliction, Asking Alexandria, The Devil Wears Prada, Our Last Night, Memphis May Fire, Fit For A King, The Plot In You, Attila, Attack Attack!, and more.
In 2010, the company launched Artery Recordings, a label imprint that gave rise to breakout acts like Chelsea Grin and Kublai Khan TX. As Artery continued to expand, founder Eric Rushing concurrently deepened his influence on Sacramento’s music and nightlife culture. His handiwork is evident in various live venues, restaurants, and bars.
