By Angela Cook
Photos by Kyle Berger
Meet Sean Dunnevant, the Brooklyn-based musician behind indie-rock and alternative project Glom.
There’s something deeply transportive about Glom’s sound.
Rooted in the timeless pull of ’90s alternative rock and indie, his music pairs expansive, textured instrumentation with lyrics that invite you to tune out the world and get lost in a song.
Glom’s third album, Below, via Nettwerk Music Group, released in January 2026, marked both the project’s debut as a solo endeavor and its first release on a new label home. The record also serves as a kind of time capsule of Dunnevant’s musical journey, from skipping college to tour straight out of high school to making two records with longtime collaborator Sahil Ansari, including 2019’s Bond and 2020’s Merit.
After wrapping up a 2026 spring North American headline tour in support of Below, Glom is gearing up to release his new EP, Bread, on December 4.
He’s also just dropped “Dollars,” the latest single from the record, which explores the exhaustion of constantly consuming the news and the realization that, despite how overwhelming the present moment can feel, many of the same cycles have been playing out for generations.