Elsewhere x Saint Vitus Present: Monolord, Khemmis, Earth Tongue
About This Event
Elsewhere and Saint Vitus present Monolord, Khemmis, and Earth Tongue. Monolord brings long-form, low‑tuned riffs and an unhurried sense of pressure and release, while Khemmis offers methodical doom metal built around clear, harmonized leads suited to high‑volume club settings. Earth Tongue appears on the bill as supporting act.
About the Artists
Elsewhere + Saint Vitus Present: End It, Whispers, New World Man, Love SickliveThe Hall
End It, Whispers, New World Man, and Love Sick are likely music groups or bands participating in a concert event.
Love Sick
Love Sick is a rock/pop group that turns up in New York City lineups at Elsewhere, often sharing bills that lean toward heavier alt scenes alongside acts like End It, Whispers, and New World Man. Their name also echoes Austin John Winkler’s post-band solo work from the mid-2010s, a parallel that frames the project in the orbit of modern American rock songwriting.
Elsewhere + Saint Vitus Present: End It, WhispersliveThe Hall
This event features performances by the band End It and Whispers, presented in collaboration with Elsewhere and Saint Vitus, showcasing live music.
Nuovo Testamento
Nuovo Testamento is an individual rock/pop artist working at the intersection of darkwave, cold wave, italo disco, and post‑punk, with synthpop and deathrock in the mix. In New York City they have appeared at Elsewhere, including bills co-presented with Saint Vitus alongside acts such as Monolord, Khemmis, End It, Whispers, New World Man, and Love Sick.
Monolord
Monolord is a rock/pop group known for long-form songs and an unhurried sense of pressure and release. Their work often leans on low-tuned riffs and steady tempos, with arrangements that privilege weight and repetition over flashy turns.
Khemmis
Khemmis is a Denver-based doom metal group formed in 2012, working at the intersection of traditional heavy metal melody and slower, weight-forward doom and sludge. Their early records emerged through the independent label 20 Buck Spin, before later releases expanded via Nuclear Blast into wider distribution.