WE are a ROCK BAND from the San Francisco Bay Area

A Bay Area rock band recording their debut album 'Concatenation' at Tiny Telephone recording studios.


*Taking a break right now, you can still check out our current music*
Jupiter Sounds Records are a small UK based independent label releasing dark, cosmic sounds from artists all over the globe.

All enquiries:
hello [at] jupitersounds [dot] co [dot] uk

Demos through Soundcloud or emailed to:
demos [at] jupitersounds [dot] co [dot] uk

Debbie Neigher’s career is marked by an inherent lust for joy. A sought-after keys player and vocalist, Neigher has toured with pop icons Demi Lovato and Marina, Grammy-winner Daya, and indie darlings Suki Waterhouse and Ezra Furman in addition to cultivating her project Lapel. Now, on her new EP Brutal Joy, Neigher blends her taste for pop catharsis with incisive self-reflection as she questions how to nurture and protect joy in the face of systems that seek to tear it away.

The kinetic pleasure of Brutal Joy is like a gasp for air after being held underwater—ecstatic, but not frivolous. This is hard-won joy, the thrill of arriving when you might not have. That grief and pleasure are so intertwined in these songs is a reflection of Neigher’s personal journey as a woman, activist, and artist, as well as the greater context in which the songs were made. Written and recorded in the arc surrounding the pandemic, Brutal Joy became a vehicle for Neigher to exercise her agency. Studying production and drum programming in between community organizing and solo living room dance parties to release the heaviness of her days, Neigher produced alongside Andrew Lappin (Anderson .Paak, Marina, L’Rain) and invited friends to record remotely.

The result is a collection of songs steeped with yearning for freedom as much as they effortlessly provide a sense of it. They remind us of our responsibility to preserve our own joy, and the bounty that awaits if we remain tender in the fight.

Eyes on the Shore. 

Where the Desert meets the Ocean. 

San Francisco. 


No one should be denied to follow their passion....but sometimes your passion chases after you. 

You can pre-order our debut now: http://bit.ly/2c9lE3R

Cure for Gravity is Chris Gamper (Drums), Joe Markert (Vocals, Keys, Guitars) and Dave Walcott (Guitars, Vocals.) Hailing from Berkeley, CA this trio delivers an entrancing amalgam of atmospheric synth/alt rock that is all encompassing at times invoking the Clash or Rush but with a fast forward taste of more recent groups like Elbow or Feist.

It is the mid-1990s in San Francisco California. Four baby girls are crying in their cribs shaking their little baby fists at the heavens lamenting the fact that fate has not yet united them. So begins this tale. Fast forward. It is 2007 and these same four girls are playing Ramones covers in Hannah's basement with studded belts around their waists and braces on their teeth, algebra homework strewn across the floor. Jump ahead. It's November 2011. "The She’s" have just released their first full length record Then It Starts to Feel Like Summer. It's an album that captures their youthful spirits and deep-seeded friendship with tight three part harmonies, sparkling, sunny instrumentals and smart, catchy songwriting. The she's sing songs that reflect their environment, their heartache, their relationships and aspirations. It's infectious. The Grinch smiles when he hears it. People start to notice the noise these four best friends are making. The She's gain momentum in the local music scene and open for bands like Girls, Surfer Blood,Thao and the Get Down Stay Down, and Yuck. They keep writing songs. Fast forward to present day. The She's are back and they've got something new for you. It's dreamy and sunny and the ladies most mature, honest and enchanting release to date. 


Keep your ears tuned for The She’s new EP out April 15th!

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