Worm Food Record Collective

Up next for Sunday July 19th is No Reason To Care!

This Colorado 5 piece lays claim to the title of Mead's finest emo band. If you're a fan of the classic mid 2000s sound that it seemed everyone got caught up in at least a little, they're gonna scratch that itch for you. Come catch them on our stage Sunday, and give them a listen wherever you do music. We can't wait to see them!

Presale tickets and shirts are in the bio as always. See you there!

COMPOST HEAP 9 SHIRT PREORDER IS LIVE!!!

if you want a shirt this year send funds to @ wormfooddiy on venmo! Please include your name and shirt size in the memo. Sizes s-4xl avaliable! $25

if you are interested but cant use venmo for some reason dm us. thank you for your continued support!

*shirts will be grey ink on black tees*

incredible art by

Team Nonexistent. Saturday night. Compost Heap 9. Why would you think we would do this without the creators of the wormpit. If you haven't heard them yet, you're doing yourself a disservice. Denver locals, awesome sound self described as melodic punk, and some of the best vocals in town.

Check em out at their bandcamp page and grab Tix to the heap! See ya there

Come out June 16th to Chrysalis and celebrate the album release of our friend ! There's some cool supporting guests as well.

If you haven't listened year you can find the album "until next time" where you listen to music, but we always recommend bandcamp to support the artist as best as possible.

See you there! $10, notaflof, ask a punk

Dandelion Massacre from California will be back at heap this year!
This lovable DIY focused group will take you back to the days when seeing a washtub bass was more common. The songs are cute as hell while blending folk and Americana sound with a punk aesthetic. The lyrics are endearing and personal and pull on your heartstrings. They're great and we're so excited to have them back.

Tix in the bio!

Next up is Grinning Death from Denver. First time playing only cuz they can't not break themselves to pieces. Anyway they're back to try again. Come enjoy the groovy panicky soothing sounds of this 4 piece band that gets its roots from hardcore and emo. Check em out on bandcamp and grab yourself a ticket to the fest in the bio.

See ya there!

As we close in on the last few bands of Saturday, we are excited to announce The Carrion Crawlers!

Comin out of the Pine Ridge Reservation, this 3 piece hardcore/native punk band are here to f**k s**t up and dispose of the bodies after. Come throw down, but don't actually die.

Another great band in an incredible lineup.

Tix in the bio. See you there!

listen to frog legs
but i am le tired
WELL HAVE A NAP
and then listen to frog legs

nano shreds the lead bass
faster than a motorcycle motorcycle 
on the way to the worst mcdonald’s ever 
while conducting the chaos 
toward a choreographed crash crash crash

it’s been a hard year and 
you may feel jaded but 
you were trying to grow
dont miss frog legs
so fresh so clean
saturday july eighteen

Up next we have Trashboat and the Ambush! Coming all the way from DC, this band is sure to scratch your itch if you dig the full band sound that teeters between folk punk and punk punk. A sound you could describe as danceable anarchy. It's fun, and the giant roster of musicians they consist of is full of talent through and through. If you haven't seen this act yet, you're in for a treat for sure. Catch em mid way through the Saturday lineup. You don't wanna miss!

We recommend a trip over to their bandcamp asap.
Closing in on a month from the start! Tix are still in the bio, and we also have an option if you want to sponsor someone less fortunate. 🖤

hey huge thanks to everyone that came out on sunday night to support us! all of the bands killed it and we raised a decent chunk of change to support our efforts. if you haven’t heard, we we became a non-profit! we are in the process of obtaining our 501c3 tax exemption and have a long term goal to open an all ages high capacity venue that will be able to host bands that have outgrown the diy scene and terribly miss it. it’s unfortunate that as soon as a band becomes moderately successful they are trapped in the purgatory of playing the corporate conglomerates that monopolize everything (even windows). we want to bring bands and resources back to our communities and beyond, sick of seeing the rich get richer off underpaid artists’ efforts.

extra big thanks to teamnonexistent, helga_pataki1312, scouts honor, and moss.frequency for performing and supporting the cause. and extra extra thanks to machkne for capturing this beautiful night to look back fondly upon 💗

hit us up if you want to support us further or learn more about our plans!