Snail Mail with Sharp Pins and Armlock

Sharp Pins is the Chicago-based lo-fi power pop project of Kai Slater, blending 1960s rock and roll with indie sensibilities. Known for catchy songs like "Popafangout" and "Lorelei," the project has released albums such as "Radio DDR," which earned Pitchfork Best New Music, and "Balloon Balloon Balloon." Slater, also of Lifeguard, is recognized for his prolific output and DIY aesthetic, including the Hallogallo zine.

Snail Mail’s Lindsey Jordan is an indie rock songwriter known for clear-eyed, introspective lyrics and hypnotic melodies; collaborated with Momma’s Aron Kobayashi Ritch.

Armlock is an Australian indie rock duo from Melbourne, featuring Simon Lam and Hamish Mitchell. Known for their inventively minimal music, they blend experimental electronic roots with indie rock, creating atmospheric soundscapes with crystal-clear guitars and warm harmonies. Their albums include 'Trust' and 'Seashell Angel Lucky Charm', with popular songs like 'Strobe', 'Ice Cold', and 'Guardian'. They are signed to Run For Cover Records.