PLASTIC
HACKS

NINE SONGS. ZERO CLOSURE.There are hooks. There is hope.
(Things could be going better.)

Pink clouds across a blue evening sky. Photograph by Bryan Peach.

THE DEBUT ALBUMFabulously Melancholy
Nine tracks · Friend Club Records · May 9, 2025Warm, propulsive, inviting.
The songs are less reassuring.Start with “Meet You in Chelsea.” A postcard from someone too beautifully sad to reply.Spotify · Apple Music · Bandcamp

Fabulously Melancholy album artwork by Plastic Hacks

BRANDON & BRYAN PEACHApparently having learned nothing.Identical twins. Fifteen years apart. Back in the same songs.Plastic Hacks is Brandon and Bryan Peach, identical twin songwriters rerouting nostalgia through a toasted MIDI cable. Warm pads, glitchy textures, and harmonies just a bit out of phase. Pop music that clearly remembers being human.The studio is where this project currently lives. The songs are about disconnection, desire, and trying to hold it together. Sometimes they even manage.

WORD GETS AROUND“a cathartic synth-pop odyssey”
Obscure Sound / Mike Mineo“Not only is the record danceable, it’s emotionally relevant”
Rock The PigeonAlso featured in New Noise Magazine and Ghettoblaster.LET’S TALK ABOUT THE RECORDS.Press, radio, label & creative conversations:
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