Formed in 2020, Colorado's Doom Scroll brings together Elliot Lozier (We the Heathens, Pesky Self, Atrocity Solution, Escape From The Zoo), vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Taylor Dittman (Broken Bow, Hermit Stew), bassist Micah Butler (Chatterbox and the Latter Day Satanists, Helga Pataki), guitarist and producer Jon Pizarro (Dead Work, Helga Pataki), and drummers Riz Sendejas (Chad Hates George, formerly of Days N Daze) and Richard Thomas (Grinning Death, Chatterbox, Helga Pataki). Each member has at least a decade in the business, carving out names in their respective genres in DIY fashion, until they Voltron-ed together in 2020 to form an entity the labels couldn’t escape. Because of the traction gained by their respective individual projects, Doom Scroll had a ready audience when it released its debut album, Immoral Compass. The band has been lauded by music news outlets like Dying Scene, Rebel Noise, Punknews.org and Houston Press. Besides songs which range from politically-charged to existential in nature, Doom Scroll has leaned on its musicianship and vocal harmonies to draw in daring listeners. Finally, where Doom Scroll shines is at the live show, where the songs and performances come to life and are given energy by the group’s ever-growing fan base. Those shows – each the result of years of personal commitment to music on the part of Doom Scroll’s veteran members – continue to grow in audience size and relevance to the band’s place in folk punk history.

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The You & Me's. Created in 2019 in Hochelaga (MTL, QC). Pitto, Do, Scratch and PaDoc combine their love for trashy-folk punk music and community values to their hatred for capitalism, exploitation, and heartless rich fucks.

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