For Immediate Release

September 16, 2026

NATIVE SUN TEAM UP WITH PSYMON SPINE 

FOR REMIX OF “THIS MESS” - LISTEN


CELEBRATING ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF DEBUT ALBUM


CONCRETE LANGUAGE OUT NOW VIA TODO RECORDS - LISTEN

Photo Credit: POND CREATIVE [Download Hi-Res]


““Blistering NYC rockers, Native Sun, put on ambitious display in the form of classic

guitar posture and enviable, electric attitude”

- SO YOUNG MAGAZINE


“Friends of ours called Native Sun just put out a debut record and they’ve been touring around a bit. It’s very punk, sort of Stooges-pilled.” 

- MAX BASSIN OF GEESE


“Full of defiant attitude, thoughtfully crafted twists and turns, and an urgency that

compels you to get up and do something”

- DIY MAGAZINE


“‘Concrete Language’ is one heck of a ride and reflects the exuberance of this band’s live performance.”

 - CLASH


"Stomping rock 'n' roll fury of Native Sun" 

- CREEM


"Relentless and defiant punk . . . as ferocious and urgent as it is hopeful" 

- NYLON


New York City bands Native Sun and Psymon Spine have joined forces for a remix of “This Mess,” a centerpiece of Native Sun’s debut album, Concrete Language. Released one year ago via TODO Records, Concrete Language found fans at Rolling Stone, NPR, Consequence, Stereogum, DORK, Line of Best Fit, CLASH, and more.


Of today’s release, Psymon Spine shares, “Native Sun have one of the most powerful live shows going. We wanted to find a way to capture the soundtrack for the excitement you feel in the crowd right before they rip into a song. The main idea was recording a found of ‘pre-song sounds’ to work from. We sat there and recorded and sampled two hours of unintentional guitar noises.”


LISTEN TO “THIS MESS (PSYMON SPINE REMIX)”

 [Download Hi-Res]



On Concrete Language, Native Sun channeled unrest through sharp contrast–quiet restraint cracked open by explosive bursts, blurring the lines between control and collapse. It was produced, mixed, and additionally recorded by Jonathan Schenke (Parquet Courts, Bodega, Snail Mail, The Drums), mastered by Joe LaPorta at Sterling Sound, and engineered by Jeremy Snyder. 


LISTEN TO CONCRETE LANGUAGE


A longtime go-to in New York’s sprawling music scene, Native Sun recently opened for Dinosaur Jr. in Tompkins Square Park. For more information on upcoming performances, follow the band on Instagram at @native_sun.

ABOUT NATIVE SUN:

New York City's Native Sun fuses punk and garage rock's raw energy with the melodic depth of art rock. Fronted by Colombian-born Danny Gomez (vox/guitar) alongside Justin Barry (bass/vox), Jack Hiltabidle (guitar), and Argentine-born Nicolas Espinosa (drums), the band has built a reputation for visceral, untamed live shows and Gomez's socially charged lyrics that confront reality head-on — channeling disillusionment into action while lovingly documenting the lives of society's misfits and marginalized. That DIY ethos has earned them a devoted following and momentum with their debut LP, Concrete Language — a record that's drawn praise from Rolling Stone, NPR, CREEM, Consequence of Sound, DORK, Line of Best Fit, FLOOD, and Brooklyn Vegan, along with a co-sign from Iggy Pop himself. They've recently shared stages with Geese, Gurriers, Dinosaur Jr, Bodega, YHWH Nailgun, and Cardinals, among others.


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