Brotherkenzie, Dirt Buyer

Smut is a rock/pop group heard in New York City rooms like Baby’s All Right, Night Club 101, and the Knitting Factory. Their recent bills place them alongside Bad Bad Hats, Afternoon Bike Ride, Peaer, Wendy Eisenberg, Kissy Noises, and Premium Chunk and friends, with appearances tied to events such as “Bad Bad Hats, Smut” and “The Belair Lip Bombs, dust, Laveda.

Dirt Buyer is the recording and performance alias of musician Joe Sutkowski, working in the orbit of rock and pop with a slowcore pull. In New York City, the project has appeared at the Knitting Factory, including bills alongside Smut.

Foyer Red is a rock/pop artist whose recent New York City appearances include the Knitting Factory in Brooklyn, a fixture of the city’s indie and experimental circuit. On bills alongside artists like Afternoon Bike Ride, Peaer, Wendy Eisenberg, and Bad Bad Hats, they have worked within the porous boundary between DIY rock shows and more curated club nights.

Brotherkenzie is an emerging Rock/Pop singer-songwriter with a grounded, band-forward approach to melody and lyric. In New York City, they’ve appeared at Union Pool, sharing bills with artists like Anjimile.