Starling Unveil New EP Plexus, Support Cryogeyser at The Masquerade

Los Angeles band Starling has released their new EP, Plexus, out now via broke Records, alongside an official music video for “Sunbeam” that blends live footage with stop-motion animation inspired by The Princess and the Pea and Where the Wild Things Are. The band supports Cryogeyser on tour this fall, stopping in Atlanta on October 6 at The Masquerade (Altar), before joining She’s Green and Witches Exist for a second leg later in the month. Frontwoman Kasha Souter Willett says the EP’s songs, including “Sunbeam” and “See the Water,” had been part of the band’s live set for a while, while “571” and “Anti-sonata” were born in the shed where they recorded.

Plexus was previewed across four singles throughout 2026, from the fast-tracked “571” in February to the double single “Anti-sonata” / “Of Today & Canon” in March and “See the Water” in July. Entirely self-produced and mixed by drummer Erik Sathrum Johnson, the EP follows Starling’s 2025 record, Forgive Me, and finds the band leaning into faster, more pop-minded songs after experimenting with longer material on their last release.

Starling on Tour

@ with Cryogeyser
† with She’s Green and Witches Exist

October
03 — Chicago, IL — Beat Kitchen @
04 — Columbus, OH — Ace of Cups @
06 — Atlanta, GA — The Masquerade (Altar) @
07 — Nashville, TN — The End @
09 — Dallas, TX — Deep Ellum Art Co @
10 — Austin, TX — 29th Street Ballroom @
11 — San Antonio, TX — Vibes Underground @
13 — Albuquerque, NM — Launchpad @
15 — Santa Ana, CA — Constellation Room @
23 — West Hollywood, CA — The Roxy Theatre †
24 — San Francisco, CA — Brick & Mortar Music Hall †
26 — Portland, OR — High Limit Room †
27 — Seattle, WA — Baba Yaga †
28 — Boise, ID — Shrine Basement †
29 — Salt Lake City, UT — Kilby Court †
30 — Fort Collins, CO — Sound Bar †
31 — Denver, CO — Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox †

November
02 — Kansas City, MO — The Record Bar †
03 — Columbus, OH — Ace of Cups †
04 — Chicago, IL — Lincoln Hall †
06 — Minneapolis, MN — Varsity Theater †

For tickets and more information, visit Starling’s Bandcamp website.

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