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    Hip-Hop/R&B

    Pyrex, Conspire, Rejekts, Promise Pyrex, Conspire, Rejekts, Promise

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                        Pyrex, Conspire, Rejekts, Promise

    Monday, October 12, 2026

    10:00 PM

    Knitting Factory

    361 Metropolitan Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    Pyrex, Conspire, Rejekts and Promise perform at the Knitting Factory. Pyrex, Conspire and Rejekts have traded club‑room bills in New York, favoring band‑forward, live‑focused sets and direct lyrical delivery rather than studio gloss. Promise brings a different lineage — late‑1990s Midwestern emo that shifted toward brighter pop and reunion‑era performances emphasizing ensemble dynamics and direct melodic writing.

    About the Artists

    Pyrex

    Pyrex

    italian trap

    Pyrex is a hip-hop/R&B artist who has appeared on New York City stages, including sets at Mercury Lounge. Their recent performance there included a live bill with Sheer Mag, with connections to acts such as Nancy and Laughing Cocks.

    Conspire

    Conspire

    Conspire is a New York City–based Hip-Hop/R&B artist with a small but tracked digital footprint, currently sitting around 180 Spotify followers. They have appeared at the Knitting Factory on bills alongside Pyrex and Rejekts, including the four-act night that also featured Promise.

    Rejekts

    Rejekts

    grindcore

    Rejekts is an individual artist working in Hip-Hop and R&B, appearing on New York City bills at the Knitting Factory. They have shared the stage there with acts including Pyrex and Conspire, notably on a four-act lineup that also featured Promise.

    Promise

    Promise

    midwest emoemopost-hardcoremath rock

    Promise is a rock/pop group whose roots trace to the late-1990s Midwestern emo circuit, later edging toward brighter pop structures and occasional experimentation. Their catalog centers on four full-length releases from 1996 to 2002, followed by intermittent reunion performances rather than new recordings.