Epoxy / Debris Bardot / Beneviolence / Torture Methods / Chemical

Epoxy / Chemical / Beneviolence is a New York City–based rock/pop artist identity that also appears across multiple bills as separate project names. They’ve shared lineups with Torture Methods and have performed at Pianos, a staple room in the city’s live-music circuit.

Torture Methods is a New York City rock/pop group heard most often in the downtown live-music circuit, including sets at Pianos. The band has shared bills with Epoxy, Chemical, and Beneviolence, and anchored the “Torture Methods Record Release Show” built around that scene’s interlocking lineups.

Epoxy is a New York City–based group working in the overlap of rock, pop, and screamo. They have appeared at Pianos and on bills that emphasize the city’s small-room, live-band exchange, including the Torture Methods record release show alongside Chemical and Beneviolence.

Chemical is a musical group that performs in various genres, often associated with the live music scene.

Beneviolence is a New York–based rock/pop group that moves through the city’s small-room circuit, including sets at Pianos. The band has shared bills in overlapping configurations with Epoxy and Chemical, and appeared on events tied to Torture Methods, including a record-release night that foregrounded live-band interplay.

Epoxy, Debris Bardot, Beneviolence, Torture Methods, and Chemical are names that surface across New York City’s small-room rock and pop circuit, often reappearing in overlapping lineups. The project has shared bills with its own offshoots and collaborators, including nights tied to Torture Methods releases, and returns to stages like Pianos.