Nyxy Nyx

BIOGRAPHY

Luv, pain, the profound, the mundane: Nyxy Nyx is for the dreamers and true believers. Down the rabbit hole, caught in a snare, the project’s cyclical riffs and self-references blur the lines of time and reality, backing listeners into a deja vu box-trap of uncanny melodies and foggy-eyed double takes.

Known for their temporality, the Philly-based outfit have spent years manipulating their degenerative discography. Tracklistings shift, masters are swapped, and songs are re-recorded. In many cases, a release is solely accessible by those with a download or physical copy. For the first time ever, Nyxy Nyx will commit to contract-backed perpetuity. Cult Classics Vol. 1 is out via Julia’s War Recordings on September 12, 2025.

Brian Reichert, Tim Jordan (Sun Organ), Benjamin Schurr (Luna Honey), and Alex Ha (ex-Knifeplay) are joined by Madeline Johnston (Midwife) and Josh Meakim (A Sunny Day in Glasgow) for Nyxy Nyx’s first full-band studio record. Recorded by Dan Angel, Cult Classics Vol. 1 represents the heaviest iteration of Nyxy Nyx, capturing their sludgy and transcendent live energy–the ideal (re)introduction for heads and new initiates alike.

Nyxy Nyx began in 2014 as a performance art project between Brian Riechert and Drew Saracco. The duo played noise and underground punk shows, collaborating with countless friends and guest musicians. Home recordings, tapes, and CDs of “Nyxy Nyx” music have been distributed by labels, but most are DIY: handmade, shared with friends, and found in little libraries. By 2020, Nyxy Nyx assembled a live band and played consistently, toured the East Coast, and then recorded Cult Classics Vol. 1. Every song on this album was performed live, but none played the same twice.