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Gull - Show is the long-running, DIY music project of Richmond, Virginia-based artist Nathaniel Rappole. Active since 2007, Gull - Show blends indie rock with electronic textures, noise, industrial influences, and downtempo, creating a distinctive sound that evolves with each release. From intimate lo-fi experiments to more expansive electronic landscapes, Gull - Show remains a reliable fixture for listeners seeking adventurous, unpretentious music created with a hands-on spirit.

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Documented collaborators

As a project rooted in the Richmond scene, Gull - Show has developed a reputation for collaborative energy and a DIY approach that keeps the focus on the music itself. The work spans over eight releases, with a trajectory that moves from raw experimentation to more polished, downtempo electro-pop sensibilities in recent material.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Upcoming material and live activity continue to push the project in fresh directions, including the 2025 Zugunruhe release and live performances in support of That 1 Guy in Richmond. fans can expect thoughtful, immersive performances that emphasize atmosphere, texture, and a steady, hypnotic groove.

The sound

The musical character

Discography highlights showcase Gull - Show's evolution: from At The Head (2007) and The Thin King (2009) to late-2020s works like Relative Stranger (2020) and the 2025 release Zugunruhe. Notable singles such as Find Out, The Time We Have, and Mouth to Match (all in 2020) illustrate the project's shift toward richer textures and downtempo electro-pop influence. Gull - Show has earned recognition through appearances in prominent cultural projects, including the Netflix documentary Street Muse: Kenya (2012) and a UCLA Fowler Museum premiere (2014).

The live experience

What reaches the room

For fans and new listeners alike, Gull - Show remains a dependable, no-nonsense artist to follow for authentic, hands-on music-making. To stay informed about releases and tour dates, follow Gull - Show on official channels and watch for upcoming performances and the November 2025 Zugunruhe release via Lagom Audio/Visual.

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The essentials

Quick Facts About Gull - Show

Biography: GULL is Nathaniel Rappole’s long-running, DIY project from Richmond, VA, active since 2007 with a catalog spanning 8+ releases.
Genre: a cross-pertilization of indie rock, electronic, noise, industrial, and downtempo/experimental textures; 2025 material is described as downtempo electro-pop.
Discography (most recent first): Zugunruhe (2025), Relative Stranger (2020), Lurcher (2017), Alight from Stone (2015), Extractions (2013), Skull (2012), The Thin King (2009), At The Head (2007).
Top singles: Find Out (2020), The Time We Have (2020), Mouth to Match (2020) — no major chart positions publicly documented.
Awards/achievements: Featured in the Netflix documentary Hecho en Mexico (Street Muse: Kenya, 2012) and the UCLA Fowler Museum premiere of Street Muse Kenya (August 21, 2014); Zugunruhe EP announced for November 10, 2025 via Lagom Audio/Visual; 2025 live shows in Richmond companioning That 1 Guy.

The records

Gull - Show Discography

Zugunruhe
2025 · Lagom Audio/Visual
Relative Stranger
2020 · Lagom Audio/Visual
Lurcher
2017 · Lagom Audio/Visual
Alight from Stone
2015 · Self-released (Bandcamp)
Extractions
2013 · Independent/Self-released
Skull
2012 · Independent/Self-released
The Thin King
2009 · Molsook Records
At The Head
2007 · Independent/Self-released

The hits

Top Gull - Show Songs

Find Out
2020 · N/A
The Time We Have
2020 · N/A
Mouth to Match
2020 · N/A

Discography highlights showcase Gull - Show's evolution: from At The Head (2007) and The Thin King (2009) to late-2020s works like Relative Stranger (2020) and the 2025 release Zugunruhe. Notable singles such as Find Out, The Time We Have, and Mouth to Match (all in 2020) illustrate the project's shift toward richer textures and downtempo electro-pop influence. Gull - Show has earned recognition through appearances in prominent cultural projects, including the Netflix documentary Street Muse: Kenya (2012) and a UCLA Fowler Museum premiere (2014).