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Et Al emerged from Baltimore in 2012 as a three-piece founded by Spencer Compton (vocals/guitar/keys), Quentin Gibeau (bass), and Faith Bocian (drums). Known for a collage of influences spanning indie, krautrock, and noise, the band blends art rock with experimental textures to create immersive soundscapes. Their work has been released on Friends Records, highlighting a fearless approach to structure and texture.

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Et Al’s discography showcases a pair of releases from the mid-2010s that remain influential within experimental circles. I Don't Even Know How To Represent Things (2015) features the track Good News, while Et.Album (2014) includes standout tracks like Tourist Eyes, There’s Nowhere Left To Die, and Things. For the 2025 tour, venues include Mob House in San Antonio, TX; Bodega in Nottingham, UK; Oporto in Leeds, UK; and Gorilla in Manchester, UK. Socially, the band maintains a presence primarily through Bandcamp and SoundCloud, where fans can explore releases and listen to tracks. Secure your seats with our easy, no-fuss checkout, and stay connected for the latest announcements.

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  • Formation: Et Al formed in Baltimore in 2012 as a three-piece featuring Spencer Compton (vocals/guitar/keys), Quentin Gibeau (bass), and Faith Bocian (drums).
  • Genre/style: Described by sources as art rock, experimental rock, and post-punk with a collage of influences from indie, krautrock, and noise terrains.
  • Discography (most recent first): I Don't Even Know How To Represent Things (2015) — Friends Records; Et.Album (2014) — Friends Records.
  • Notable releases: I Don't Even Know How To Represent Things (2015) includes the track Good News; the album Et.Album (2014) features 12 tracks including Tourist Eyes, There’s Nowhere Left To Die, and Things.
  • Social media presence: Primary online presence appears on Bandcamp (Et Al releases) and SoundCloud (et al. band profile); no widely publicized official Facebook/Instagram/Twitter pages found for the band.

The records

Et Al Discography

  • I Don't Even Know How To Represent Things
    2015 · Friends Records
  • Et.Album
    2014 · Friends Records

The hits

Top Et Al Songs

  • I Don't Even Know How To Represent Things
    2015 · N/A
  • Good News
    2015 · N/A

Et Al’s discography showcases a pair of releases from the mid-2010s that remain influential within experimental circles. I Don't Even Know How To Represent Things (2015) features the track Good News, while Et.Album (2014) includes standout tracks like Tourist Eyes, There’s Nowhere Left To Die, and Things. For the 2025 tour, venues include Mob House in San Antonio, TX; Bodega in Nottingham, UK; Oporto in Leeds, UK; and Gorilla in Manchester, UK. Socially, the band maintains a presence primarily through Bandcamp and SoundCloud, where fans can explore releases and listen to tracks. Secure your seats with our easy, no-fuss checkout, and stay connected for the latest announcements.

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