Jovi Skyler

Punk, alternative rock with an early '90s spirit and a twist of psychedelia Jovi Skyler is an enigmatic, Sydney-based grunge-punk auteur whose music sounds like it was dragged straight out of the Black Lodge. A true "lone wolf" of the underground. The sophomore album, Unpopular, released on the 25th of September, was led by the single 'Dead Rockstars' and its official music video. FROM THE BASEMENT TO THE BIRTHPLACE: Recorded in a studio basement in Sydney, with the final session finishing off on Twin Peaks Day. Mastered in Seattle at the beginning of April, by the man who was there at the start, The Godfather of Grunge, Jack Endino, (Nirvana, Soundgarden, Mudhoney). Dead Rockstars is about the end of authenticity, the dopamine machine, the overwhelming overload and rehash of society itself, and the copy and paste of the individual. It carries the Seattle DNA, but it’s mutated by the isolation and digital static of 2026. This is 'weird' music made for a weird era.