Formed in Nashville in 2022, The Sewing Club have quickly become one of the city's most exciting young indie rock bands, blending blown-out guitars, infectious hooks, and a distinctly DIY spirit. Built around the songwriting of Hannah McElroy alongside Stephen Meaux, Justin McKinney, and Zach McCoy, the quartet has built momentum through nationwide tours with Chokecherry and Arlie, support dates with Protomartyr, Soccer Mommy, Horse Jumper of Love, Lowertown, and Fleece, and festival appearances at SXSW and Left of the Dial.

On October 2, the band will release their debut full-length, Sew, via Born Losers Records. Recorded with longtime collaborator Calvin Lauber (boygenius, julien baker, the ophelias), with additional help from mixed, Aron Kobayashi Ritch (mem of Momma and worked on Snail Mail, Been Stellar, Narrow Head, Smut), the album captures the uncertainty and quiet upheaval of your twenties, preserving the raw edges that give its songs their weight. Inspired by artists like Veruca Salt, The Breeders, Wishy, Punchlove, and Slow Pulp, Sew balances fuzzed-out guitars and soaring melodies with emotionally direct songwriting, sounding equally at home in a packed basement venue or blasting through blown speakers on a summer drive. More than a debut, Sew is a snapshot of a band finding its voice in real time—honest, immediate, and poised to reach far beyond the DIY scene

1. Complicated

2. Alright Ok

3. Bark

4. Drop C

5. Strange 2

6. Sympathy

7. Adore

8. Movie Star