PEAK is a Brooklyn-based quartet featuring songwriter and guitarist Jeremy Hilliard (Turbine),  Kito Bovenshulte (Particle) on drums, Josh T. Carter (Hayley Jane and The Primates) on bass, and Johnny Young on keys (Mick Taylor Band).  Their third full-length album, Vanishing Skies, came out on January 31, 2025.  Self-described as Psychedelic Indie Funk, the band jams extensively in their live show and lets the songs speak for themselves on the record.

Spacegram is an indie alternative rock band from Brooklyn. Formed in fall 2016, the band cites Phish, Tame Impala, Wilco, Radiohead, Lettuce and the Grateful Dead as a few of its primary influences and has begun to attract a loyal following in NYC due to its energetic, improvisational live performances. Spacegram has been playing the local rock club circuit in NYC, having been invited to play larger venues and residencies in recent months, and expects to release its debut album later in 2017. 

The Ancestors is a collaboration between members of Gowanus and Sprocket, mainstays of the NYC jam scene. The boys will put a new sound on new tunes not to missed!

The idea for “Polyvamp” emerged following one of the group’s first jam sessions in late 2014.  Each jam took a unique shape through improvisation based on deep foundational grooves and vamps.  As the band explored these vamps and gave them an extended opportunity to blossom into unique musical creations, each jam led to more ideas, rhythms and sounds – and live, spontaneous composition of new songs in the moment. As a full six piece band, the band has played the city’s top music venues including: American Beauty, Drom, Knitting Factory, The Hall at MP, and Arlene’s Grocery, sharing the stage with national and regional talent including members of Lettuce, Kung Fu, Turkuaz, Trey Anastasio Band, Swift Technique, DeadPhish Orchestra, Teddy Midnight, Formula 5, Sprocket, Space Bacon, Chromatropic, Tweed and Flux Capacitor.  Polyvamp performed at NYC’s renowned CMJ Music Festival in October of 2015.   From its new studio in East Harlem, Polyvamp continues to create and explore new “vamps” for its live show experience and the enjoyment of fans who love high energy musical adventures.