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FOR RELEASE TUESDAY, JULY 21, 2026

Broken Parts Reassembled: Brittany Bindrim Shares NEW SINGLE 'Bellow'

Dreamy, driving darkwave - Out July 21, with the official visualizer premiering the same morning on YouTube.

A bellow is a cry. A bellows only works through reciprocal motion — nothing fills except as something else empties, and one bellows can breathe for an entire organ. Brittany Bindrim's new single lives inside that double meaning: dreamy, driving darkwave about reassembly; broken parts, mirrored and rebuilt into a whole that rises past everything it survived. The song never says who we is, and that's the point: a lover, a collaborator, a crowd, a scene. Shot through with the duality that runs through all her work — shadow and light, ruins and dreams — "Bellow" trades Counterpoison's dance-floor aggression for something more luminous. Where the album burned, this one breathes.

An ethereal vocal over a hypnotic, driving pulse; lush, propulsive, emotionally raw — the rare darkwave single that runs warm. A standalone release from the world of Counterpoison, pushing somewhere softer. Call it a love song if you must; Bindrim’s version arrives with the seams showing.

“'Bellow' lives in dualities — shadow and light, ruins and dreams — until the halves finally fit," Bindrim says. "The broken parts aren't flaws to hide; they're the exact shapes that let us lock into each other. Reassembly isn't restoration. What comes back is greater than what broke."

Watch: The official "Bellow" visualizer — Bindrim's mirror-world in motion, her ghosted double trailing a breath behind, every pulse of the frame locked to the song's grid — premieres on YouTube Tuesday, July 21 at 8am CT / 9am ET / 3pm CET: https://youtu.be/z_HG97A8a_M

“Bellow” was written and performed by Brittany Bindrim, produced and mixed by Matt McJunkins (A Perfect Circle, Puscifer, Eagles of Death Metal, Poppy) at Secret Hand Studios in Los Angeles, and mastered by Ken “Hiwatt” Marshall at Hiwatt Labs.

Order the new single ‘Bellow’ now, out on July 21, 2026.

Pre-save “Bellow”: distrokid.com/hyperfollow/brittanybindrim/bellow‍ ‍

BIO

Brittany Bindrim makes darkwave/synthpop that gets in your veins — infectious, ferocious, and impossible to stand still to. Her sophomore album 'Counterpoison' (October 2025) pairs cinematic atmosphere with relentless beats, harsh synths, catchy melodies, and powerhouse vocals — a grittier, faster-paced evolution from her critically praised 2024 debut 'Velella Velella' (Metropolis Records). Both records were produced by Matt McJunkins (A Perfect Circle, Puscifer, Poppy). Bindrim writes about duality, resistance, and transformation, delivering songs that move between dance-floor aggression and ethereal vulnerability without losing their edge. A veteran songwriter, performer, and the frontwoman of I:Scintilla, she brings two decades of stage presence to a solo project that stands entirely on its own.

LYRICS

Soothing burns
Will we unlearn
Our pain, our love
Forever analogous for us

These broken parts you've given me
To reassemble
Mirror missing pieces within me
They do resemble
Fell in head over didn't we
Beautiful tremble
Suspending you
You lifting me
We're reassembled


Caught between
Ruins and dreams
Shadow and light
Fall from the skies in your eyes

Now we're legends
In our timeless space

By Emily Gualdoni Photography

Genre and Comparable Artists

Dark Pop, Electronic Pop, Darkwave, Synth Pop, Industrial.


Zola Jesus, Kælan Mikla, Boy Harsher, Grimes, Poppy, Kanga, I:Scintilla.

FOR RELEASE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2025

Brittany Bindrim RELEASES NEW ALBUM ‘Counterpoison’, a Gritty & Vivid Darkwave Evolution

Counterpoison is a darkwave/synthpop record that fuses cinematic atmosphere with punishing beats, heavy synths, and emotionally charged vocals. It marks a grittier, faster-paced evolution from Brittany Bindrim’s debut Velella Velella (Metropolis Records, 2024), diving deep into themes of duality, resistance, and renewal.

“The title Counterpoison embodies the album’s central theme — the notion of art as an antidote,” Bindrim explains. “It explores the dualities of light and dark, and the corrosive systems that consume us, from political powers to internalized ideologies. In that struggle and tension, music and art can become a kind of resistance — a means of healing and awakening through confrontation.”

At its core, Counterpoison is about transformation — an antidote to the toxins that corrode both individually and collectively. The title reflects the idea of art as a remedy: a means to transmute pain, betrayal, and societal decay into self-knowledge and empowerment. The songs wrestle with light and shadow, inner conflict, and the search for meaning amid chaos.

Where Velella Velella drifted through dreamlike waters, Counterpoison strikes with greater urgency — pulsing with kinetic rhythm and raw emotional drive. Each track builds a world of its own, merging darkwave grit with luminous melody, and exploring themes of creative survival in an era defined by unrest and digital devaluation. The result is both visceral and reflective — an album that stares into the dark not to succumb to it, but to transform it.

The album was written and performed by Brittany Bindrim, produced and mixed by Matt McJunkins (A Perfect Circle, Puscifer, Eagles of Death Metal, Poppy) at Secret Hand Studios in Los Angeles, and mastered by Ken “Hiwatt” Marshall at Hiwatt Labs.

“Ever So Slowly” Music Video: https://youtu.be/VVcJV2olmms

Key Credits:

  • Produced by: Matt McJunkins (A Perfect Circle, Puscifer, Poppy)

  • Recorded at: Secrethand Studios, Los Angeles

About Counterpoison
Following her 2024 debut Velella Velella (Metropolis Records), Counterpoison ventures deeper into themes of transformation, sociopolitical unrest, and the shadows of the human psyche. Across gritty dance bangers and moody ballads, Bindrim melds abrasive synths, punishing beats, and powerhouse vocals into a fearless statement of resistance.

Order the new album ‘Counterpoison now, out on October 24, 2025.

hometown

CHICAGO, IL, USA

But just when you think you've unraveled the depths of this album's introspective nature, the tempo shifts, and you find yourself amid a pulsating dance floor. This album effortlessly transitions between moods, surprising you at every turn and keeping you guessing what's next. As the final notes fade, you're left with a lingering sense of awe and wonder.

- The Spill Magazine

This album starts powerfully and well, like a trip that you now know you were always waiting for. And each new moment in that trip gives you every reason to write home and to want more. But it’s the end of that trip that cements this as one of the most effective musical journeys you will hear this decade, because even a great trip that leaves you wanting or wondering at the end will suffer because that is what you will remember. This should be vinyl. It should be a record that kills itself a little every time you play it, one that requires you to wait in line at Sam Goody’s one more time to get it all over again. Because by the end, it died for a good cause. I am clear about what I remember about this trip. And I think you will be too.

- ReGen Magazine

From beginning to end, Velella Velella stands out as a compelling work of dark electronic pop, encapsulating a range of themes from personal evolution to societal commentary. Through its varied musical landscapes and deep lyrical content, Bindrim’s creation surpasses genre confines, offering a nuanced reflection on contemporary life and showcasing her multifaceted artistic depth.

- Post-Punk.com

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