Beware of Safety
OriginLos Angeles, California, United States
GenresPost-rock, post-metal, instrumental rock
Years active2005–present
LabelsThe Mylene Sheath, Friend of Mine
MembersAdam Kay
Jeff Zemina
Morgan Hendry
Steve Molter
Tad Piecka
Websitebewareofsafety.com

Beware of Safety, commonly abbreviated as BoS, is an instrumental post-rock band from Los Angeles, California. The band plays sprawling, instrumental rock that could be classified as post-metal, post-rock, and even math rock. Beware of Safety has six official releases in its catalog: It Is Curtains (2007), dogs (2009), Giants/BoS Split 7" (2011), Leaves/Scars (2011), Lotusville (2014), and Mabon (2015). The band has released albums with The Mylene Sheath in the USA as well as Friend of Mine Records in Japan and has toured throughout the USA and Europe highlighted by performances with Caspian, El Ten Eleven, If These Trees Could Talk, Té, sleepmakeswaves, Maserati, The American Dollar and Junius, among others.

The band has received a notable amount of press for their album dogs, including a write-up in Wired Magazine's Sunday Soundtracking.[1][2]

In early 2009, Tad Piecka joined BoS on bass, expanding the band to five members.

The creation of 2011's Leaves/Scars was a tumultuous time for BoS with members contemplating quitting the band.[3]

Beware of Safety's 2014 album Lotusville reflects the band's experiences living in Los Angeles, California.[3]

Member Morgan Hendry is also an engineer at Jet Propulsion Lab.[4]

Members

Discography

Albums

  • dogs - (CD/LP, The Mylene Sheath, 2009)
  • Leaves/Scars - (CD/LP, The Mylene Sheath, 2011)
  • Lotusville - (CD/LP, 2014)
  • Mabon - (CD/LP, 2015)

EPs

  • It Is Curtains - (CD/LP, The Mylene Sheath, 2007)
  • Mabon - (digital release, 2015 / LP, dunk!records, 2020)

References

  1. ↑ Thill, Scott. "Sunday Soundtracking: Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Trail of Dead, More". Wired.
  2. ↑ "Intervista con Beware of Safety". 6 April 2009.
  3. 1 2 "Exclusive Album Stream: Beware of Safety - Lotusville - Arctic Drones". 6 October 2014.
  4. ↑ "NASA Inspired Cocktails From A Real Rocket Scientist". Make It Simple Sister. 10 August 2012.
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