Latest RELEASE

“Soft” EP (unreleased future EP)

Produced/Mixed/Mastered by Adam Cichocki
(Soul Blind, Casey, Gatherers)
at Timber Studios

Hometown: Brooklyn, New York
Label: Independent
Genre: Post-Hardcore
FFO: Deftones, Balance & Composure, Citizen

NUMBERS

5 unreleased songs, fully mixed and mastered.
3K+ monthly listeners across all streaming.
25+ live shows a year.
25K views on a TikTok of our drummer screaming.

Performed with the likes of Initiate, Slow Joy, Emery, Godseyes, Dosser, En Masse, Creeks, Ghostlike, + many more friends…

PRESS Clippings

"It sounds like the sort of record you’d dig out of an older siblings’ CD collection and have your life changed by, like the sort of record you’d hear on the radio on the way to school that’d stop you in your tracks.” - The Alternative

“The intensity of excruciatingly painful and exhausting emotion is equally distributed into the 5 tracks with versatility.” - Behind The Midwest Scene

“..highly sentimental and splendidly produced, with the band in a very expressive mode in terms of execution and lyrical approach.” - Destroy//Exist

PRESS RELEASE

For New York-based post-hardcore band dweller. creating music has been a cathartic release, addressing stages of grief on their 2023 breakout EP, All The Things We Carry. Now as the band enters its next chapter, their bringing awareness to social and global issues with musical intensity.

On new single “Make Home,” dweller. delivers a murky track, highlighted by crushing vocals and rich distortion. The song expresses anger at the ongoing genocide in Gaza, while never succumbing to hopelessness. “Have we forgotten our neighbor / is every single human being?” vocalist/guitarist Juan Aguilar, on the song, a plea across borders to recognize our shared struggle, our shared humanity. To hear it from dweller., it’s impossible to forget.

The video for the song, directed and edited by Aguilar, shows the destruction of the safety of home alongside a powerful performance from the band. With the release, dweller. is raising a call to action to donate to Gaza Soup Kitchen and the Palestinian Children's Relief Fund.

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Leash (Official Music Video)

BAND Bio

The second stage of grief, in the traditional model, is anger. For Brooklyn post-hardcore band dweller., this anger takes many forms. On their 2023 debut All the Things We Carry, that anger simmered under the surface, mostly drowned out in the haze of loss, only ever really spilling over on closer “In Passing,” the band’s heaviest song to date. On dweller.’s new single “Make Home,” that anger presents itself differently, and it picks up right where “In Passing” left off, a perfect introduction to the new era of dweller.