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Sextile have been a party-provoking force on the LA underground, capable of kicking up a riot with the raw-edged squall of a synth or the sharp-elbowed jerk of a guitar. Originally formed by Brady Keehn and Melissa Scaduto after the pair relocated from New York to LA, Sextile released their debut album A Thousand Hands in 2015, with its Grand Canyon-sized echoes, haunted screams, and post-punk invocations, before pushing synths further down the front with 2017 effort Albeit Living.
Sextile’s taste for electronics matured on the throbbing EBM-meets-industrial pick-me-up of 2018’s 3 EP but the band put things on ice shortly after its release. Sextile guitarist, synth player, and original member Eddie Wuebben, who joined Sextile in 2015, tragically passed away in October 2019. Cameron Michel later re-joined on guitar and synths. Separately, they each turned their focus to other projects but in 2022, the group reconnected and dropped their first new material via the split single Modern Weekend / Contortion and Crassy Mel. In 2023 they returned refreshed, renewed, and ready to rage with the serotonin-boosting album Push, with the hallmarks of drum & bass, gabber and trance illuminating the record like glowsticks at a ‘90s Fantazia rave.
2025 sees the release of their most creative offering to date - yes, please, an action-packed dance record stuffed with wild, heady roof-raisers but is in the same breath a testament to living, and never looking back.
Sextile’s taste for electronics matured on the throbbing EBM-meets-industrial pick-me-up of 2018’s 3 EP but the band put things on ice shortly after its release. Sextile guitarist, synth player, and original member Eddie Wuebben, who joined Sextile in 2015, tragically passed away in October 2019. Cameron Michel later re-joined on guitar and synths. Separately, they each turned their focus to other projects but in 2022, the group reconnected and dropped their first new material via the split single Modern Weekend / Contortion and Crassy Mel. In 2023 they returned refreshed, renewed, and ready to rage with the serotonin-boosting album Push, with the hallmarks of drum & bass, gabber and trance illuminating the record like glowsticks at a ‘90s Fantazia rave.
2025 sees the release of their most creative offering to date - yes, please, an action-packed dance record stuffed with wild, heady roof-raisers but is in the same breath a testament to living, and never looking back.
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