Together Pangea

Based in Santa Clarita, California, Together Pangea play noisy garage punk with strong notes of surf and '90s alt-rock. The band rose from the West Coast underground of the early 2010s to international attention with the release of their third album, 2014's Badillac. After switching from Harvest Records to the Warner-affiliated Nettwerk label, Together Pangea dialed in their sound on 2017's more introspective Bulls and Roosters and its rangier 2021 follow-up, DYE. Over the next several years, the group toured regularly and issued an EP, Misery, en route to 2026's more muscular, alt-rock-leaning Eat Myself.