Bino Bames blurs the lines of reality on electrifying new single 'Nothing’s Real'

At just 20, Bino Bames is already shaping up to be one of the most genre-defiant voices in the UK’s alt scene. Born under the bright chaos of the Vegas Strip and now making waves on British soil, the multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and visual auteur delivers his striking new single 'Nothing’s Real', with debut EP 'Gathers No Moss' to follow on October 29th.

Built on glitchy post-punk edges and pixelated indie-pop textures, 'Nothing’s Real' channels the nocturnal pulse of early 2000s guitar bands but reroutes it through a digital dreamscape. With vocals warped into fragments and guitars that shimmer like mirages, Bames crafts something entirely his own; think Joy Division in a fever dream, backed by a cracked iPod shuffle of outsider pop.

'Nothing’s Real' arrives off the back of a buzzy festival run and debut singles 'Cocktail Princess' and 'Isolated', which earned nods from DIY, Clash, Wonderland, and The Line of Best Fit. But it’s the upcoming EP 'Gathers No Moss' that promises a full immersion into the Bino Bames universe, one where DIY lo-fi meets polished chaos, and vulnerability is refracted through strange, shimmering production.