Apr
08

Polyplastic

Troubadour

West Hollywood, CA

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"Medium Complications" Album Release Show

More than just a band from Los Angeles, Polyplastic builds a panoramic experience, seamlessly blending music, performance, fine art, and fashion into a single hybrid craft. Outside of his musical career, frontman Charlie Ellis brings experience as a visual artist and fashion designer. Add to this bassist Emily Ibarra’s bewitching harmonies and spirited musical dialogue, the result is what Ellis calls a “baseline visual language” for each release, tying the album artwork, merch, and tour visuals into a single cohesive vision. Through these various and welcoming entry points, Polyplastic invites audiences to become participants in their ethereal underworld.

Polyplastic is a city at night, a sharp-edged sculpture, a wink from a stranger, an elegant rebellion.

Their debut album “Medium Complications” will be released on April 1, 2022 via Grey Market Records.

Banoffee

Banoffee is a Melbourne-born, Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter and producer with a transgressive and deeply vulnerable approach to music. She has toured with Taylor Swift on a worldwide stadium tour as part of Charli XCX’s troupe, and represents the new wave of mutant pop bubbling up from the queer club underground. She has been described as one of pop music’s “recent great forward thinkers” (FACT) and is known for infectious melodies that belie more unsettling, experimental textures and beats.

Look At Us Now Dad is Banoffee’s debut album, and it is an uplifting, optimistic journey that celebrates survival in the face of abuse and adversity. Featuring collaborations with SOPHIE, Empress Of, cupcakKe and umru, and co-produced by Banoffee and Yves Rothman , it is a kinetic hybrid of experimental club sounds and earworm pop. “Each song uses human experience to talk about more complex concepts of addiction, obsession, heartbreak, and resurrection,” says Banoffee. “Not to dwell in sadness, but to join hands.”