Office Culture/ Righteous Bucks/ Kong Moon

Office Culture (Brooklyn NY)

Pop from NYC. The songs are about going to and from work. Their debut LP, ‘I Did the Best I Could’ was released in June 2017 and they’re currently working on their sophomore LP. Their second album ‘A Life of Crime’ is due out this winter.

“With vocals reminiscent of Smokey Robinson, and slow and groovy instrumentals interwoven with refined pop and jazz influences, these Brooklyn[ites] conjure up smooth music that’s at once sophisticated and easy on the ear.” -The Deli Magazine

“Winston Cook-Wilson’s second album of sly, extravagant sophisti-pop is sleek music for a cursed place, and a heartfelt cry for lonely city strivers.” – Pitchfork

Righteous Bucks (Seacoast NH)

A new band of old friends, Righteous Bucks is a fresh offering from Max Goransson (Clouder, Quiet Loudly), Drew St. Aubin (Miniboone, TRACKS), and Samuel Rich (Bully Mammoth, Miniboone).

As veterans of the Brooklyn indie rock scene, the three have played venues all across the country, as well as appeared at festivals big and small, including Bonnaroo, SXSW, Northside, and CMJ. They have also shared bills with bands like Parquet Courts, Real Estate, Sharon Van Etten, Andrew WK, Speedy Ortiz, Joyce Manor, The Grates, and The B-52s.

Kong Moon (Seacoast NH)

Since their foundation, they have shared their unique brand of indie garage folk rock throughout the Seacoast. Released in 2018, their debut EP entitled DangerBeach (available on bandcamp, Spotify, and Apple music) has been described as, “A collection of tunes that permeate the best of ’90s alt/indie rock without ever existing in the ’90s.”~ Chris Hislop EDGE Magazine.

Doors at 7PM