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Morgantown, bringing you quality over quantity!! This show is gonna be special with our lovely friends from DC, the amazing @sensor.ghost 🔥
They'll play at 9, Exit Angles at 10. Maybe i'll DJ after, if folks wanna stay and dance or hang. Tuesday May 26th @123pleasant

Some more great shots from our show last Sunday by our homie Wes @hot4skeletor of @casketcandyband

Some more great shots from our show last Sunday by our homie Wes @hot4skeletor of @casketcandyband

Some more great shots from our show last Sunday by our homie Wes @hot4skeletor of @casketcandyband

Some more great shots from our show last Sunday by our homie Wes @hot4skeletor of @casketcandyband

Some more great shots from our show last Sunday by our homie Wes @hot4skeletor of @casketcandyband

Some more great shots from our show last Sunday by our homie Wes @hot4skeletor of @casketcandyband

Some more great shots from our show last Sunday by our homie Wes @hot4skeletor of @casketcandyband

Some more great shots from our show last Sunday by our homie Wes @hot4skeletor of @casketcandyband

Sometimes a geniune feeling of overwhelming gratitude wells up inside of you, if Allah wills. 🙏⚡️❤️

To play the set we played yesterday to a literal All Ages crowd, with my beloved daughter Aya on bass and my beloved sister Ananga singing and dancing with us, is beyond words 😭

And also a truly unifying experience for Isa, Jonah and I 🥁🎸⚡️⚡️
It felt great.

And so grateful for @celebsightingband from Madison, WI to come through our small town and rip so hard with their beautiful melodic punk anthems!!

Also thanks to our friends Wilhelm and the screams for opening the bright Sunny day!

Thanks for coming out y’all 🙏

Sometimes a geniune feeling of overwhelming gratitude wells up inside of you, if Allah wills. 🙏⚡️❤️

To play the set we played yesterday to a literal All Ages crowd, with my beloved daughter Aya on bass and my beloved sister Ananga singing and dancing with us, is beyond words 😭

And also a truly unifying experience for Isa, Jonah and I 🥁🎸⚡️⚡️
It felt great.

And so grateful for @celebsightingband from Madison, WI to come through our small town and rip so hard with their beautiful melodic punk anthems!!

Also thanks to our friends Wilhelm and the screams for opening the bright Sunny day!

Thanks for coming out y’all 🙏

Sometimes a geniune feeling of overwhelming gratitude wells up inside of you, if Allah wills. 🙏⚡️❤️

To play the set we played yesterday to a literal All Ages crowd, with my beloved daughter Aya on bass and my beloved sister Ananga singing and dancing with us, is beyond words 😭

And also a truly unifying experience for Isa, Jonah and I 🥁🎸⚡️⚡️
It felt great.

And so grateful for @celebsightingband from Madison, WI to come through our small town and rip so hard with their beautiful melodic punk anthems!!

Also thanks to our friends Wilhelm and the screams for opening the bright Sunny day!

Thanks for coming out y’all 🙏

Sometimes a geniune feeling of overwhelming gratitude wells up inside of you, if Allah wills. 🙏⚡️❤️

To play the set we played yesterday to a literal All Ages crowd, with my beloved daughter Aya on bass and my beloved sister Ananga singing and dancing with us, is beyond words 😭

And also a truly unifying experience for Isa, Jonah and I 🥁🎸⚡️⚡️
It felt great.

And so grateful for @celebsightingband from Madison, WI to come through our small town and rip so hard with their beautiful melodic punk anthems!!

Also thanks to our friends Wilhelm and the screams for opening the bright Sunny day!

Thanks for coming out y’all 🙏

Fuck War

Wheeling, we’ve got a great show for you Sunday March 22nd @waterfront.hall with @celebsightingband from Wisconsin! And our pals Wilhelm and the screams

All ages matinee
3pm doors
4pm show
$10

Thanks for a fun show Saturday Pittsburgh!

It was an emotional night 🖤

Our bassist/singer/trumpeter extraordinaire, Ella Jennings, is studying in China for 2.5 months, and this was our first show without her ever 😢=BITTER

However, it was my oldest daughter Aya’s first live show ever, filling in for us!!! = SWEET 💕

She did great and she’s got a whole life of music ahead if she chooses. NATURAL!! ✨

Next show All Ages in Wheeling Sunday March 22nd.
Deets coming soon

just picked up the bulk of our pressing from @furnacemfg. Thanks to Eric, Nyeem, and the rest of the crew for taking great care in handling this project. @astoriffic @mxmahogany ❤️

heading to @rhizome_dctonight 🎸🤘🎸🤘🎸

just picked up the bulk of our pressing from @furnacemfg. Thanks to Eric, Nyeem, and the rest of the crew for taking great care in handling this project. @astoriffic @mxmahogany ❤️

heading to @rhizome_dctonight 🎸🤘🎸🤘🎸

just picked up the bulk of our pressing from @furnacemfg. Thanks to Eric, Nyeem, and the rest of the crew for taking great care in handling this project. @astoriffic @mxmahogany ❤️

heading to @rhizome_dctonight 🎸🤘🎸🤘🎸

I went to celebrate a local Morgantown, WV artist, studio engineer, and genuinely cool and humble person, @markuspoolus , on his birthday at 123 Pleasant Street. His band, @the.phantom.6 was playing alongside a new band from Wheeling, WV, called @exitangles . My interactions with Mark have always been filled with love and mutual respect. I worked at his studio, Zone 8, in the past, which brings back memories of the days before digital recording, when engineers had to really know their craft to achieve great sound. Mark definitely knows his craft.



Although the studio typically feels geared more toward rock, punk, or metal, the hip-hop projects I worked on there were always a fantastic experience. Last year, me and Power Forward recorded at Zone 8, and the mixes Mark sent back sounded incredible! What I love most about Mark is his vibe; he is laid-back, but there’s just something about him that exudes the spirit of a great human being. I take great pride in the music history and scene we have in Morgantown, and Mark Poole has been instrumental in curating that scene for decades. That’s why I wanted to pay my respects and enjoy some great music.



What I didn’t expect was the opening band, Exit Angles. When I first walked into the venue, I mistakenly thought the lead singer was a friend of mine, and the lead singer played along, which only added to his coolness. I later realized he wasn’t who I thought he was—just my old memory playing tricks on me. However, the band completely blew me away with their unique sound and passion, and I became an immediate fan. I met up with my friend @brandhi.irvon and his two sons to watch both bands perform. I even purchased some merch; it was a fantastic night. The birthday boy, the legend, is still showing us local musicians how it’s done!

I went to celebrate a local Morgantown, WV artist, studio engineer, and genuinely cool and humble person, @markuspoolus , on his birthday at 123 Pleasant Street. His band, @the.phantom.6 was playing alongside a new band from Wheeling, WV, called @exitangles . My interactions with Mark have always been filled with love and mutual respect. I worked at his studio, Zone 8, in the past, which brings back memories of the days before digital recording, when engineers had to really know their craft to achieve great sound. Mark definitely knows his craft.



Although the studio typically feels geared more toward rock, punk, or metal, the hip-hop projects I worked on there were always a fantastic experience. Last year, me and Power Forward recorded at Zone 8, and the mixes Mark sent back sounded incredible! What I love most about Mark is his vibe; he is laid-back, but there’s just something about him that exudes the spirit of a great human being. I take great pride in the music history and scene we have in Morgantown, and Mark Poole has been instrumental in curating that scene for decades. That’s why I wanted to pay my respects and enjoy some great music.



What I didn’t expect was the opening band, Exit Angles. When I first walked into the venue, I mistakenly thought the lead singer was a friend of mine, and the lead singer played along, which only added to his coolness. I later realized he wasn’t who I thought he was—just my old memory playing tricks on me. However, the band completely blew me away with their unique sound and passion, and I became an immediate fan. I met up with my friend @brandhi.irvon and his two sons to watch both bands perform. I even purchased some merch; it was a fantastic night. The birthday boy, the legend, is still showing us local musicians how it’s done!

I went to celebrate a local Morgantown, WV artist, studio engineer, and genuinely cool and humble person, @markuspoolus , on his birthday at 123 Pleasant Street. His band, @the.phantom.6 was playing alongside a new band from Wheeling, WV, called @exitangles . My interactions with Mark have always been filled with love and mutual respect. I worked at his studio, Zone 8, in the past, which brings back memories of the days before digital recording, when engineers had to really know their craft to achieve great sound. Mark definitely knows his craft.



Although the studio typically feels geared more toward rock, punk, or metal, the hip-hop projects I worked on there were always a fantastic experience. Last year, me and Power Forward recorded at Zone 8, and the mixes Mark sent back sounded incredible! What I love most about Mark is his vibe; he is laid-back, but there’s just something about him that exudes the spirit of a great human being. I take great pride in the music history and scene we have in Morgantown, and Mark Poole has been instrumental in curating that scene for decades. That’s why I wanted to pay my respects and enjoy some great music.



What I didn’t expect was the opening band, Exit Angles. When I first walked into the venue, I mistakenly thought the lead singer was a friend of mine, and the lead singer played along, which only added to his coolness. I later realized he wasn’t who I thought he was—just my old memory playing tricks on me. However, the band completely blew me away with their unique sound and passion, and I became an immediate fan. I met up with my friend @brandhi.irvon and his two sons to watch both bands perform. I even purchased some merch; it was a fantastic night. The birthday boy, the legend, is still showing us local musicians how it’s done!

I went to celebrate a local Morgantown, WV artist, studio engineer, and genuinely cool and humble person, @markuspoolus , on his birthday at 123 Pleasant Street. His band, @the.phantom.6 was playing alongside a new band from Wheeling, WV, called @exitangles . My interactions with Mark have always been filled with love and mutual respect. I worked at his studio, Zone 8, in the past, which brings back memories of the days before digital recording, when engineers had to really know their craft to achieve great sound. Mark definitely knows his craft.



Although the studio typically feels geared more toward rock, punk, or metal, the hip-hop projects I worked on there were always a fantastic experience. Last year, me and Power Forward recorded at Zone 8, and the mixes Mark sent back sounded incredible! What I love most about Mark is his vibe; he is laid-back, but there’s just something about him that exudes the spirit of a great human being. I take great pride in the music history and scene we have in Morgantown, and Mark Poole has been instrumental in curating that scene for decades. That’s why I wanted to pay my respects and enjoy some great music.



What I didn’t expect was the opening band, Exit Angles. When I first walked into the venue, I mistakenly thought the lead singer was a friend of mine, and the lead singer played along, which only added to his coolness. I later realized he wasn’t who I thought he was—just my old memory playing tricks on me. However, the band completely blew me away with their unique sound and passion, and I became an immediate fan. I met up with my friend @brandhi.irvon and his two sons to watch both bands perform. I even purchased some merch; it was a fantastic night. The birthday boy, the legend, is still showing us local musicians how it’s done!

I went to celebrate a local Morgantown, WV artist, studio engineer, and genuinely cool and humble person, @markuspoolus , on his birthday at 123 Pleasant Street. His band, @the.phantom.6 was playing alongside a new band from Wheeling, WV, called @exitangles . My interactions with Mark have always been filled with love and mutual respect. I worked at his studio, Zone 8, in the past, which brings back memories of the days before digital recording, when engineers had to really know their craft to achieve great sound. Mark definitely knows his craft.



Although the studio typically feels geared more toward rock, punk, or metal, the hip-hop projects I worked on there were always a fantastic experience. Last year, me and Power Forward recorded at Zone 8, and the mixes Mark sent back sounded incredible! What I love most about Mark is his vibe; he is laid-back, but there’s just something about him that exudes the spirit of a great human being. I take great pride in the music history and scene we have in Morgantown, and Mark Poole has been instrumental in curating that scene for decades. That’s why I wanted to pay my respects and enjoy some great music.



What I didn’t expect was the opening band, Exit Angles. When I first walked into the venue, I mistakenly thought the lead singer was a friend of mine, and the lead singer played along, which only added to his coolness. I later realized he wasn’t who I thought he was—just my old memory playing tricks on me. However, the band completely blew me away with their unique sound and passion, and I became an immediate fan. I met up with my friend @brandhi.irvon and his two sons to watch both bands perform. I even purchased some merch; it was a fantastic night. The birthday boy, the legend, is still showing us local musicians how it’s done!

I went to celebrate a local Morgantown, WV artist, studio engineer, and genuinely cool and humble person, @markuspoolus , on his birthday at 123 Pleasant Street. His band, @the.phantom.6 was playing alongside a new band from Wheeling, WV, called @exitangles . My interactions with Mark have always been filled with love and mutual respect. I worked at his studio, Zone 8, in the past, which brings back memories of the days before digital recording, when engineers had to really know their craft to achieve great sound. Mark definitely knows his craft.



Although the studio typically feels geared more toward rock, punk, or metal, the hip-hop projects I worked on there were always a fantastic experience. Last year, me and Power Forward recorded at Zone 8, and the mixes Mark sent back sounded incredible! What I love most about Mark is his vibe; he is laid-back, but there’s just something about him that exudes the spirit of a great human being. I take great pride in the music history and scene we have in Morgantown, and Mark Poole has been instrumental in curating that scene for decades. That’s why I wanted to pay my respects and enjoy some great music.



What I didn’t expect was the opening band, Exit Angles. When I first walked into the venue, I mistakenly thought the lead singer was a friend of mine, and the lead singer played along, which only added to his coolness. I later realized he wasn’t who I thought he was—just my old memory playing tricks on me. However, the band completely blew me away with their unique sound and passion, and I became an immediate fan. I met up with my friend @brandhi.irvon and his two sons to watch both bands perform. I even purchased some merch; it was a fantastic night. The birthday boy, the legend, is still showing us local musicians how it’s done!

I went to celebrate a local Morgantown, WV artist, studio engineer, and genuinely cool and humble person, @markuspoolus , on his birthday at 123 Pleasant Street. His band, @the.phantom.6 was playing alongside a new band from Wheeling, WV, called @exitangles . My interactions with Mark have always been filled with love and mutual respect. I worked at his studio, Zone 8, in the past, which brings back memories of the days before digital recording, when engineers had to really know their craft to achieve great sound. Mark definitely knows his craft.



Although the studio typically feels geared more toward rock, punk, or metal, the hip-hop projects I worked on there were always a fantastic experience. Last year, me and Power Forward recorded at Zone 8, and the mixes Mark sent back sounded incredible! What I love most about Mark is his vibe; he is laid-back, but there’s just something about him that exudes the spirit of a great human being. I take great pride in the music history and scene we have in Morgantown, and Mark Poole has been instrumental in curating that scene for decades. That’s why I wanted to pay my respects and enjoy some great music.



What I didn’t expect was the opening band, Exit Angles. When I first walked into the venue, I mistakenly thought the lead singer was a friend of mine, and the lead singer played along, which only added to his coolness. I later realized he wasn’t who I thought he was—just my old memory playing tricks on me. However, the band completely blew me away with their unique sound and passion, and I became an immediate fan. I met up with my friend @brandhi.irvon and his two sons to watch both bands perform. I even purchased some merch; it was a fantastic night. The birthday boy, the legend, is still showing us local musicians how it’s done!

Pittsburgh we’re stoked to come back and play! And @brilloboxpgh for the first time!!
With a couple rad locals @traceremains and @frameandmantle

We may have a surprise member as well 🤫

Saturday Feb 28th
Doors 8pm
Show 9pm
$10

Brillobox
4104 Penn Ave
Pittsburgh, PA

Asheville thank you so much for a great show Saturday night @static_age_record_store ✨🎸 Caelen and the Laurels were so good! And a sweet bunch 🫶
Same for @luckystrikehitparade

We hope to come back later in the year!

EA photos by my homie @siempre_la_luna

Asheville thank you so much for a great show Saturday night @static_age_record_store ✨🎸 Caelen and the Laurels were so good! And a sweet bunch 🫶
Same for @luckystrikehitparade

We hope to come back later in the year!

EA photos by my homie @siempre_la_luna

Asheville thank you so much for a great show Saturday night @static_age_record_store ✨🎸 Caelen and the Laurels were so good! And a sweet bunch 🫶
Same for @luckystrikehitparade

We hope to come back later in the year!

EA photos by my homie @siempre_la_luna

CANCELLED!!!!!!

tell your homies in Charleston WV that we’ll be playing at The Empty Glass @theemptyglasswv with @pepperfandango tomorrow!

Sunday Feb. 8th
9pm
$10

hello‼️It’s Ella here to let you know our third album, Intervention, is officially OUT!!!

pls head over to our bandcamp (link in bio) to listen and purchase!! (and yes it’s bandcamp Friday so all purchases made today go completely to us!) If you’d like to purchase a physical copy, head over to our website! exitangles.com

The album will be available on streaming services (except Spotify 🔫) very soon!

this was recorded to 8-track tape at our Chapline House studio in Wheeling. we worked incredibly hard on this album and I am soooo excited to share it with you all. It seriously sounds so good (esp the vinyl 😉), and I’m thrilled by what we were able to create with Jay’s songs.

credits:

Jay Demko - Guitar, Vocals, Keys
Ella Jennings - Bass, Vocals, Trumpet, Keys
Brian Wolfe - Drums
Isa Hufton - Guitar
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Jonah Henthorne - Drums on Never Left Me
JS - Tenor Sax on Intervention and Time Out
Darcie Bowman - Keys on Calibrate

Written and Recorded by Jay Demko in Wheeling, WV

Produced by Jay Demko and Ella Jennings

Mixed to 2-track tape by Kevin Bernsten, Ella Jennings, and Jay Demko at Developing Nations, Baltimore, MD

Mastered by Kevin Bernsten
Vinyl Lacquers cut by Scott Hull at Masterdisk
Pressed at Furnace Record Pressing

Cover Art & Layout Design by Ella Jennings

Released February 6, 2026