Today, Bnny — the Chicago quintet fronted by visual artist and designer Jessica Viscius — releases One Million and Three Love Songs, a deluxe edition of their“ nuanced, gorgeous and life-affirming” (Paste) sophomore LP. In addition, Bnny presents a visualizer for its final single and titular third love song, “By My Side.” Following the release of “Love Trap” and “Good Stuff - Edit (ft. Wild Pink)” — which together collected...
Bnny — the Chicago band fronted by artist and designer Jessica Viscius — “creates an entire snowglobe-like world in the span of just under two minutes” (Rolling Stone). Fresh off a run of dates supporting Kim Deal, Bnny announces One Million and Three Love Songs, a deluxe edition of her “spinning, vibrant” (Paste) 2024 album, out April 4th via Fire Talk Records. In addition, Bnny joins forces with Fire Talk...
Bnny, the “indie scene staple” (FADER) fronted by Jessica Viscius, “manages to quietly devastate in less time than it takes to make a cup of tea” (DIY). Last year, Bnny released One Million Love Songs — the follow up to their “romantic and melancholic”(FLOOD) debut album Everything — and played a handful of headlining shows in support of the album, followed by a run of dates supporting Cults. Today, Bnny...
Bnny — the Chicago band fronted by Jessica Viscius — is an “indie scene staple” (FADER). Today, the quintet presents the double single “Something Blue / Changes” from their forthcoming album, One Million Love Songs, out April 5th via Fire Talk Records. Following lead singles “Good Stuff,” a “hopeful heartbreaker” (Gorilla vs. Bear) and “Crazy, Baby,” “Something Blue” is about the struggle of escaping your past. The track rises, sighs,...
Bnny — the Chicago band fronted by Jessica Viscius — is an “indie scene staple” (FADER). Today, the quintet presents “Crazy, Baby,” the new single from their forthcoming album, One Million Love Songs, out April 5th via Fire Talk Records. Following lead single, “Good Stuff”— a “hopeful heartbreaker” (Gorilla vs. Bear) wrapped in “a fleecy blend of synth and guitar” (Paste) — “Crazy, Baby” is an ode to fated relations...
Today, Bnny — the Chicago-based project of Jessica Viscius — announces her new album, One Million Love Songs, out April 5th via Fire Talk Records, and shares its lead single & video, “Good Stuff.” The follow-up to Bnny’s “spare and grieving” (New York Times) 2021 debut album Everything, One Million Love Songs sees Viscius take a brighter turn, showing her immense growth as an arranger and artist. Produced by Viscius...
Bnny – the Chicago-based quintet led by Jessica Viscius – today unveils a brand new music video for the forlorn ballad “Breaking Up.”. Directed by Weird Life (Lala Lala, Raven Lenae), the black & white dreamscape encapsulates the ephemeral beauty of the song that's primed for nighttime listening.
Continuing along the teary-eyed, moonlit path of their 2021 debut Everything, “Breaking Up” is “yet another breakup song,” Viscius jokes....
“Everything is a beautiful record from wall to wall, comfort food for heartbroken insomniacs.” - Pitchfork
Bnny – the Chicago-based quintet led by Jessica Viscius – today unveil a new single/visualizer, “Breaking Up.” Continuing along the teary-eyed, moonlit path of their 2021 debut Everything, “Breaking Up” is “yet another breakup song,” Viscius jokes. “A reflection of my past and present.” Recorded and mixed by Dave Vettraino, “Breaking Up” is accompanied...
Bnny, led by Jess Viscius alongside her twin sister Alexa Viscius, is back, today with a new single, “I’m Just Fine” ahead of a run of dates with Ian Sweet and Molly Burch.
The track follows debut album ‘Everything’, which Pitchfork calls “a beautiful record from wall to wall… worth every year that went into it,” as well as garnering critical acclaim from the likes of AV Club, Bandcamp, NYLON,...
Chicago-based band Bnny, led by Jess Viscius alongside her twin sister Alexa Viscius, plus best friends Tim Makowski, Matt Pelkey, and Adam Schubert, share a new single, “August.” The track appears on their debut album, Everything, out next Friday, August 20th on Fire Talk Records. “August” opens with naturalistic, ambient sounds and melancholy strums of electric guitar. Jess sings “I’ll change” in a disassociated loop, as if she’s trying to...
