Ev Gold (guitar, vocals), Michael Jung (bass), and Stephen Moses (drums) make up GoJuMo, a noisy punk rock trio from Brooklyn. The three musicians first met in January 2016 through BC35, a weekend project celebrating the 35th anniversary of Brooklyn’s historic BC Studio, run by Martin Bisi (Swans, Sonic Youth). Artists connected to the studio over the years gathered to collaborate in different combinations, with Bisi documenting the sessions, which were later released by Bronson Recordings in 2018.
In the years that followed, Moses and Jung’s respective bands, Mustafina and Um, shared the stage several times with Gold’s Cinema Cinema. Then, in fall 2024, Gold reached out to Moses about starting a new project. What initially looked like a potential duo soon expanded when Moses suggested bringing Jung into the lineup. “I had loved Stephen’s drumming for quite a while and finally got the nerve up to reach out to him about jamming that fall,” recalls Gold. “It was fortuitous that he would recommend that we include Michael in the action and even more so when he – a great guitar player in his own right – was willing to handle bass duties. We have discussed swapping roles in the future, so there could very well be a GoJuMo record that has him on guitar and me on bass soon, we shall see!” Jamming and songwriting began soon after, and GoJuMo played their first show that December. Two-fifths of Alice Donut plus one-half of Cinema Cinema equals a GoJuMo: Go – Gold: Ju for Jung and Mo for Moses.
Throughout the year, the band developed the material through intensive rehearsals and live shows before returning to BC Studio with Martin Bisi in fall 2025. Having all worked with Bisi before, BC was the obvious choice.

Today, with the team of Dipterid Records , we're excited to announce the upcoming release of 'Let Us In' - debut LP from GoJuMo 👏

✅PRE-ORDER 'LET US IS' FROM NOW ON HERE.

Photo credits: Michael Jung.

Blended in hip-hop, stoner rock and psychedelic music, Lammping established their unique sound. Not just for the Toronto-scene. But worldwide founded by Mikhail Galkin and anchored by the creative partnership between Galkin and drummer Jay Anderson, the band’s sound draws equally from heavy psych rock, hip-hop, classic songwriting, and experimental collage, creating records that feel both familiar and impossible to place within a single era or genre.

Their latest album, So What, What?, is the clearest expression of that approach. Built from fragments of memory, influence, and lived experience, the record moves seamlessly between sampled textures, personal storytelling, and adventurous songwriting. References to everything from Soviet-era recordings to golden-age hip-hop sit alongside reflections on family, parenthood, and the uncertainty of the present moment. Yet despite its wide-ranging influences, the album remains firmly rooted in songcraft rather than nostalgia. As Mikhail states: “The concept for this album is a culmination of all of the things we did as Lammping since the beginning. We had rock releases, we had sample-heavy left-field stuff, like the Bloodshot Bill album, we had hip-hop, like the collaboration with Badge Epoque Ensemble. This record is the totally of our musical vision come to life”.

With the team of We Are Busy Bodies, we're excited to announce the new release of Lammping - 'So What, What ?' coming out November 6. Pre-order from now on via:

✅BANDCAMP HERE.
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Photo credits: Adrian Cvitkovic.