Gary’s Dream are a Catskills band circling themes of love and nostalgia with shoegaze and grunge-flecked dream pop, woven together by glittery vocals.

This show marks the release of “To The Moon,” recorded with Rick Spataro at Onlyness Analog in Catskill. The first of three upcoming singles recorded with Rick, “To The Moon” evokes the hazy half-awake desire to take a little break from the Earth and escape our reality.  

Gary’s Dream will be releasing a music video in June and a full album in the second half of this year.

For Camp Saint Helene, the concept of otherworldliness is neither strange nor complex, but alluring and holy. Formed by Elizabeth Celeste Ibarra and Dylan Nowik, and joined by Wesley Harper and Alex P. Wernquest, they approach their craft akin to a ritual, leaning into the notion that art and expression are sacred experiences on an overstimulated planet. Often informed by the spirit of a defunct Christian-summer camp turned arts-colony deep within the mountains of New York, their music searches for shimmers of hope amidst hints of doom. 

“Farfisa Song”, off their debut record, Mother (2019), was named KEXP’s Song of the Day and added to KEXP Music that Matters Vol. 683 by Cheryl Waters. She describes Camp Saint Helene as “..call[ing] to mind the '60s California folk scene with their gentle, waltz-like pastoral sound”. Additionally, “Farfisa Song” was featured predominantly in Amazon Prime’s teen horror drama, “I Know What You Did Last Summer” and Mother was named by Bandcamp as a New and Notable record of 2019, describing it as “Occult-folk in the 70’s U.K. tradition that further affirms the link between Appalachian and British folk songs”. 

They recorded their first album almost entirely live to 8-track, ½” tape, at Basement Floods Records in Catskill, New York. Their second album is currently in production.