"Released October 28 th via +1 Records, Telescreens' "Nothing" is ferocious and alive enough to cut straight through your bones. It doesn't ease you in or ask permission; it explodes on contact. A high-velocity burst of angst and urgency, the New York band's latest offering arrives scorched with heavy, hot-on-the-mic vocals and roaring, savage guitar lines that feel less like riffs than emotional release valves."
"Formed between Manhattan and Brooklyn and active since 2020, Telescreens have built their reputation on turning emotional overload into physical release - channeling burnout, pressure, and disillusionment into high-voltage indie rock made for packed rooms and shared catharsis. Comprised of Jackson Hamm (vocals/guitar), Austin Brenner (bass), Josiah Valerius (keys/synth), and Oliver Graf (drums), the band have made a name for themselves thanks to their dynamic, sweat-drenched live shows - and a slew of bold, brash studio releases that capture that same ferocity on record."
Telescreens channel intense emotions into a ferocious indie rock single titled 'Nothing', released October 28 via +1 Records. The song erupts with rage, urgency, and kinetic force, delivering heavy vocals and roaring guitar lines that act as emotional release valves. The sound balances polish and rawness, delivering a high-velocity burst of angst and immediacy that demands attention. The band formed between Manhattan and Brooklyn in 2020 and specializes in turning burnout, pressure, and disillusionment into high-voltage music designed for packed rooms and shared cathartic experiences. The lineup includes Jackson Hamm, Austin Brenner, Josiah Valerius, and Oliver Graf.
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