Drook and Glom

Glom is a Brooklyn, NY-based indie-rock band, originating from Washington, DC. Known for shimmering riffs and approachable melodies, their style blends 90s alternative rock, shoegaze, and post-punk. Popular songs include "Glass," which achieved viral success, and "I Wanted the Real Thing." The band released the album "Below" in January 2026, featuring tracks like "Mirror" and "Teeth." Frontman Sean Dunnevant is recognized for his cohesive vision and catchy guitar-led sound.

Drook is a pop band from Richmond, Virginia, celebrated for their evolving sound blending indie pop, dream pop, and hyperpop. Their dynamic live performances are often described as "freakily locked-in". Notable releases include the EPs "TRL 2004" and "Life In Estates", and the acclaimed album "The Pure Joy of Jumping", which earned them the 2025 Newlin Music Prize. Popular songs include "Sprinter" and "She".