SPY with Superheaven, Glare, and more

Formed in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, Superheaven is a grunge and shoegaze band originally known as Daylight. They debuted with the 2013 album Jar, followed by 2015's Ours Is Chrome. After a lengthy hiatus, the group returned with a self-titled album in 2025.

SPY is a hardcore punk band from the San Francisco Bay Area, formed in 2020. Known for their aggressive sound, they released EPs "Service Weapon" (2020) and "Habitual Offender" (2021), followed by their debut LP "Satisfaction" (2023). Their latest EP, "Seen Enough", dropped in 2024, and they are currently touring.

Glare, from the Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas, is a grungegaze and shoegaze band formed in 2017. Known for their heavy, blurry sound and celestial moods, they gained a significant following with singles like "Void in Blue" and "Mourning Haze." Their discography includes the "Heavenly" EP and the album "Sunset Funeral". They are recognized for their resourceful, DIY approach and evocative songwriting.

Minneapolis trio Prize Horse blends grunge, shoegaze, alt rock, and emo. They released their debut EP Welder in 2022, followed by their full-length album Under Sound in 2024. That same year, they performed at the Sound & Fury Festival and shared stages with Superheaven and Chat Pile.