Martha's Vineyard Ferries • Scrawl • Taxidermists
About This Event
At Union Pool, longtime Columbus indie outfit Scrawl shares a bill with Martha’s Vineyard Ferries and Taxidermists. Scrawl, formed in 1985, have a career marked by steady critical attention despite limited commercial reach. Martha’s Vineyard Ferries lean on drone and noise-rock textures, favoring volume and repetition, while Taxidermists work in a slowcore-adjacent, tempo-focused mode that rewards close listening.
About the Artists
Martha's Vineyard Ferries
Martha’s Vineyard Ferries is a rock/pop group whose recorded footprint leans into drone metal and noise rock textures. Based on their emerging profile, the band works at a smaller scale, building a catalog that favors atmosphere and abrasion over polish.
Scrawl
Scrawl is an American indie rock band. The band were formed in Columbus, Ohio, in 1985 by guitarist and vocalist Marcy Mays, bassist and backing vocalist Sue Harshe and drummer Carolyn O'Leary, from the ashes of Mays' previous band Skull; they adopted their current name after playing their first show together.
Taxidermists
Taxidermists are a rock/pop group working in the slowcore-adjacent lane, with a small but growing listenership online. In New York City they’ve appeared at Union Pool, sharing bills with acts like Scrawl and Martha’s Vineyard Ferries.