Sub Pop

Sub Pop-signed Bully from "Take Off" to Indie Labels. Featuring "Guess There," and more.

Folk artist signed to Sub Pop records. Featuring 2019's "Nowhere" and more.

Natalie Mering's orchestral folk project, signed to Sub Pop records. Songs from 2019's Titanic Rising.

Pennsylvania post-hardcore band Pissed Jeans on Sub Pop Records. Featuring Lydia Lunch produced "The Bar Is Low" and more.

Slowcore pioneers Low on Sub Pop Records. Featuring music from 2018's "Double Negative" and more.

Dinosaur Jr. frontman's project for Sub Pop records. Featuring music from 2018's "Elastic Days" and more.

Sub Pop band from the grunge era. Featuring "Stumblin' Man," and more

Imaginative visual art and music from Calgary, Alberta Sub Pop artist Chad Van Gaalen. Featuring "Monster" and more.

The Sub Pop music of Riot Grrrl veterans Sleater-Kinney. Featuring "Jumpers" and more.

Sub Pop's Father John Misty, the alter-ego of multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Josh Tillman. Featuring the 25-minute album trailer for 2017's "Pure Comedy."

Atlanta, Georgia post-punk trio Omni. Featuring 2019's "Skeleton Key" and more.

Sub-Pop signed horror-core act clipping. Featuring music from 2019's concept album "There Existed an Addiction to Blood" and more.

Toronto-bred, 3-piece noise punk band METZ. Featuring "Pure Auto" and more.

Seattle-based grunge foursome Mudhoney. Featuring 1991's "Good Enough" and more.

Enigmatic cowboy crooner Orville Peck. Featuring songs from his 2019 Sub Pop debut "Pony."

“Take Off” to Seattle-based independent label Sub Pop featuring music videos from Orville Peck, Shannon Lay, Father John Misty and Lael Neale.

“Take Off” to Seattle-based independent label Sub Pop featuring music videos from Weyes Blood, Metz, Wolf Parade and Bully.

“Take Off” to Seattle-based independent label Sub Pop featuring music videos from Shabazz Palaces, Sunny Day Real Estate, Weyes Blood and TV Priest.

“Take Off” to Seattle-based independent label Sub Pop featuring music videos from Chai, Mudhoney, clipping., and Ya Tseen.

“Take Off” to Seattle-based independent label Sub Pop featuring music videos from Father John Misty, Tad, The Jesus and Mary Chain and more.

The uncompromisingly heavy Seattle pioneers Mudhoney return with a sharp and funny new album about “the connection we make with other living things.”

Man Man’s charismatic frontman Honus Honus felt a renewed sense of creative purpose on 2024’s Carrot on Strings, with clever and sharp new songs.

Seattle rock band La Luz finds their lineup and their sound in flux on their latest record News of the Universe, allowing them to explore new sonic territory.

Australian indie rockers Girl and Girl make their Sub Pop debut with tuneful and grandiose songs about the struggles of mental health in the modern world.

Japanese pop band CHAI have continually redefined what it means to be “cute” with their defiantly feminist sound.

For Iron & Wine’s seventh record, Light Verse, songwriter Sam Beam takes a more playful turn with songs borne out of joy and lightness.

Chicago’s Deeper brings danceable grooves and bigger hooks to their post-punk sound on Careful!, their latest album for Sub Pop.

Built to Spill’s frontman Doug Martsch recruited a new Brazilian backing band for Built to Spill’s latest record, When The Wind Forgets Your Name.

Tonight we take off to Sub Pop, one of the most legendary names in alternative music, with songs by Bully, J. Mascis, and Washed Out.

The frontman of slowcore giants Low branches out on his own with a collection of original and eclectic songs that show him grappling with the death of his long-time collaborator Mimi Parker.

Amen Dunes’ Sub Pop debut, Death Jokes, sees the artist take a sharp left turn to the more electronica and rave-influenced sounds of his youth.

Legendarily loud post-punks METZ take a more atmospheric approach on their new record Up On Gravity Hill, still bursting eardrums, but with a new emotional resonance and nuance.

Weyes Blood’s gorgeous melodies have earned her acclaim from the far reaches of the music press. Her album And In the Darkness, Hearts Aglow continues her distinct combination of chamber pop and psychedelia to further musical heights.

Tonight we profile the Sub Pop roster, including music videos from Tunde Adebimpe and Pissed Jeans.

Experimental hip hop group Shabazz Palaces makes a foray into “final-days funk” on Exotic Birds of Prey, an unsettling exploration of the coldest and darkest edges of their sound.

Father John Misty, the alter ego of songwriter Josh Tillman, embarks on his sixth album with a more rock-influenced edge.

Night Flight x Sub Pop: Supercuts is a new original series that feeds bands from the Sub Pop roster into Night Flight’s Cult-Media Meat Grinder to produce a kaleidoscopic video collage of music, cult film, and classic Night Flight moments. Check out the premiere episode now, featuring NYC-based experimental dance punks Guerilla Toss. Tracks from the band’s latest LP...Read More

Night Flight cooks up a new Supercut with Sub Pop from Tacoma-based Justin R. Cruz Gallego’s album Sub Pop, Grim Iconic…(Sadistic Mantra). Scouring electronics and pummeling drums fuel a sweaty, sleazy video vignette filled with blood showers, lumbering zombies, chopped limbs, and folk-horror demons. Edited by John Mark Lapham.

Sub Pop’s weirdo punks Telehealth get Night Flight’s Supercut treatment in a high-speed, self-driving EV car crash of cult-film mayhem. The art-rock of the band’s sophomore LP Green World Image soundtracks a ride through horror parties in abandoned theaters, ’80s anime futures, ’70s alien pasts, and more. Edited by John Mark Lapham.

In this new Night Flight Supercut, tracks from Weird Nightmare’s second LP, Hoopla, collide with cult moments from our streaming library, warping Alex Edkins' (Metz) fuzzy nostalgia with camp, cut-up animation, a trampoline kill, and everyone’s favorite zombie, Bub. Edited by John Mark Lapham.