Mamalarky "Hex Key" Djo "The Crux" Georgia Ellery

Georgia Ellery

when The Exorcist blew up at the box office and Parker Brothers marketed Ouija boards to the mainstream

jump-cutting metalcore of bands like Code Orange and Vein—but it’s possible to hear their groundbreaking 2012 album The Money Store as a soft launch for what was to come—a context to understand the kind of heavy music either associated with high-intensity CrossFit or Mountain Dew-fueled eSports

which originally came with the initial run of the album in 1980

Featuring friends and eclectic references to contemporary hip hop

Mamalarky "Hex Key" Djo "The Crux" Georgia ElleryMamalarky thrive in the in between, a tri coastal outfit straddling Atlanta, Austin, and Los Angeles, crafting a sound that feels both meticulously constructed and effortlessly unspooled. Their brand of indie rock is delightfully askew swirling psych flourishes meet wiry guitar tangents, all anchored by tender, off kilter hooks that burrow deep. It's music that invites you into it's strange little universe, full of inside jokes and late night musings