Thousand Days

Comprised of frontwoman Pardis Sabeti & guitarist Bob Katsiaficas, Thousand Days blend together power and preciseness for an extraordinary listening experience -- one that has as much social impact as it does musical. In her down time, Sabeti is a also a computational biologist, medical and evolutionary geneticist. She is a full professor at Harvard University and on the faculty of the Center for Communicable Disease Dynamics at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, and is an institute member at the Broad Institute and an investigator of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and she is the head of the Sabeti Lab. In 2014 she was one of Time Magazines Persons of the Year for her work with the Ebola outbreak. Pardis & the band were also featured in Rolling Stone magazine for the release of their 2015 album release of Turkana Boy. On July 17, 2015, Sabeti suffered a near-fatal accident at a conference in Montana. She was a passenger in an ATV that went over a cliff, and catapulted onto boulders. She shattered her pelvis and knees, and sustained a brain injury. She completed rehab to return to teaching. Even though Pardis was hold up in a hospital bed for months, she & Bob were still able to work on music remotely and in 2016 they released the single "Phoenix" which was a direct emotional & musical response to the ordeal. The two are still writing and recording, and just released their new single "Don't Count Me Out". Stay tuned for more new music in 2021!