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Pynch

city: London
country: UK
genre: Alternative, Indie
styles: Lo-Fi, Art Rock, Diy, Dream Pop, Kraut Rock

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credits: Milo Mathews

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Chillburn Recordings

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The Supermarket

out on February 27, 2025

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Post-Punk Or Die! Indie Paradise New Alternative Vibes

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Reviews and Comments

Previous praise for Pynch:

"I love everything about it. I love the lyrics and the music and I know every single word to it. I love playing it really loudly and singing along" BBC Radio 1, Ella Minus

"2000s nostalgia and future fears mix with big indie rock hooks on London band’s excellent debut album" Brooklyn Vegan

"Urgent self-reflective Synth Rock" Paste Magazine
"Their combination of sparkling guitar melancholy and luscious synth is delightful” The Guardian

London based Pynch return with new single ’The Supermarket’ which is their first new music since 2023. The DIY four-piece have built up a dedicated global fanbase through a combination of tenacity, wistful lo-fi and life affirming lyricism.

On debut album Howling at a Concrete Moon released in 2023, they followed through on the promise of their early singles and delivered ten stunning tracks that provide a snapshot of what it is to be young and adrift at this strange junction of history. They have received support from The Guardian, The Line Of Best Fit, CLASH, So Young, PASTE, Brooklyn Vegan, The Daily Star, The Telegraph, NME, and been played on BBC Radio 1, BBC 6 Music, Apple Music, KEXP, KCRW, Radio X, and many more.

Speaking on the new single, vocalist and guitarist Spencer Enock says, "The Supermarket is sort of about craving normality and coming out the other side of a chaotic year. I guess it's a hangover song about choosing life. It's been one of our favourites since I first sent an acoustic voicenote of it over to the guys so we're really excited for it to be out!''

Taking influence from artists such as Pavement, LCD Soundsystem, New Order and The Flaming Lips – Pynch write idiosyncratic pop music. In their lyrics, they search for meaning while offering dry observations about pop-culture, conspiracies and McDonalds; juxtaposing the spiritual with the everyday to the sound of a slacker synth-pop rhapsody.

Pynch have supported The Libertines, Squid, English Teacher, PVA, Andy Bell, LYNKS, Spector and more, plus have sold-out shows in the likes of London, Liverpool, Brighton, Paris, Angers, and Rotterdam.

Pynch are:

Spencer Enock - Guitar/Vocals
Julianna Hopkins - Drums
Scott Enock - Bass
Myles Gammon - Synth

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