
P.e.e. + Nuzzle
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San Francisco
Sunday, March 1 at 7 pm PST
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Sunday, March 1 at 7 pm PST
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Noise Pop Festival 2026 Presents
P.E.E. + Nuzzle at Bottom of the Hill
Crows
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P.E.E. (sometimes stylized as Pee and short for Potentially Egregious Error) is a San Francisco–born indie rock band formed in 1993. Known for their hook-laden, hyperactive blend of ’90s grind-pop and math-rock, the group features guitarists/vocalists Kelly Green Morrison and Jim Stanley, drummer Andee Connors (A Minor Forest, My Heart an Inverted Flame), and bassist Tiber Scheer (Lowercase). In the mid-’90s they became Noise Pop regulars, releasing a string of singles along with two albums: Now, More Charm and More Tender (1996) and The Roaring Mechanism (1999). To celebrate the 30th anniversary of their debut album, P.E.E. returns to the stage for the first time since 2010 with a special appearance at Noise Pop 2026.
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Nuzzle began as a trio; Nate Dalton (guitar), Simon Fabela (bass) and Ricardo Reano (drums) in Rosemead, CA in 1991 before ultimately settling in Santa Cruz, CA. In 1993 Nate’s older brother Andrew joined on guitar and switched to vocals early in 1994, solidifying their lineup. Before they broke up in early 2001 Nuzzle had released several 45s, their Follow, For Now LP on Youth Strike Chord, several compilation tracks, and their 1999 record, San Lorenzo's Blues, on Troubleman Unlimited. They had completed several US tours including a very successful one with Fisticuffs Bluff, and had become staples in a loosely knit but deeply felt west coast scene anchored by Kill Rock Stars Records in Olympia and Gravity Records in San Diego. The buzz they generated helped them find their way onto bills with bands like Unwound, Evergreen, Lync, Bikini Kill, Modest Mouse, The VSS, Orchid, Clikatat Ikatowi, Versus, Bonnie Prince Billy and many more. As of late 2025 Nuzzle has reunited and rekindled the fire that fueled them.
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Crows is a brand new project comprised of members from Pennywhistle Park, Poundsign, and Track Star. Whatcha gonna sound like Bitter-sweet male/female vocals set against a backdrop of fuzzy dynamic chaos with some pulling of the 'ol heartstrings along the way, respectively.
Band buds Poundsign and Track Star's friendship goes back to the mid 90's (along with P.E.E. & Nuzzle) with Rebecca on drum duty and Matthew on guitar/vox. Lindsay on keys/vox initially met Rebecca during their stints in Dressy Bessy and eventually collaborated together in Pennywhistle Park.

