Big Bliss, Office Culture, Big Eater

Formed in late 2015 by brothers Cory and Tim Race, Big Bliss has been deeply involved in the Brooklyn music scene, performing around 50 shows in 2016 between tours and local showcases. Playing shimmering, jangling post punk, their music attempts to bridge the gaps between pop, precision, and melancholy, largely driven by Wallace May's bass leads. In 2016 they released two singles and their debut EP Keep Near on Exit Stencil Records. Their first LP is due out on the label in 2017.


"Keep Near is a glistening, energetic continuation of what Robert Smith so eloquently popularized in the late 1970s. It is modern yet nostalgic, a wonderful example of post-punk that will have you excited about the genre again"

-Annalise Domenighini, NOISEY

"Their music jets along on classic-sounding post-punk melodies, with guitars usually chiming rather than crunching. But, like all good post-punk, there???s a bit of darkness lurking in the corners."

-Jon Schaefer, SOUNDCHECK


Office Culture is a five-piece, jazz-adjacent combo from outside of Manhattan. They play songs reminiscent of the late 20th century, which generally deal with going to and coming home from work.