Artist Discoveries - Garry Pitcairn - People Eat People

DISCOVERY SERIES — Where New Music Finds You

There’s something electric about stumbling across a song that makes you stop mid-scroll, crank the volume, and immediately hit repeat. At TJPL News, we live for those moments.

Welcome to our Discovery Series — your front-row seat to the artists and tracks that caught our ears, stirred something deeper, or simply refused to be ignored. From bedroom pop visionaries and genre-bending producers to raw lyricists and riff-heavy rebels, this is where we spotlight the freshest sounds making waves below the mainstream radar.

No fluff, no filler — just real music, handpicked by real people who care about what they hear.

Dig in, tune out the noise, and discover something new.

Garry Pitcairn artist image for “People Eat People” – Discovery Series TJPL News feature, taken from upcoming EP Fiesta Forever.

🎧 Today’s Find: Garry Pitcairn – “People Eat People”

Emerging from the sonic ashes of a post-apocalyptic Italy, Garry Pitcairn returns with “People Eat People” — a venomous, slow-burning anthem for a world that feels like it’s on its last breath. This is not your average rock resurgence. This is survival music dressed in psych-blues grit, shadowy lyricism, and a sharp, cinematic edge.

Born on a remote island in the Po Valley desert, Pitcairn forged his sound in isolation, and it shows. Following the underground success of The Gospel (2019), mixed by none other than Alain Johannes, Pitcairn now dives deeper into the dystopian abyss. Backed by a fierce trio featuring Flavio Di Giuseppe and Gianluca Bonetti, “People Eat People” marks the opening salvo of his new EP Fiesta Forever (out September 2025).

Think: a Mark Lanegan sermon whispered through a Queens of the Stone Age haze — but Italian, and eerily prophetic.

You don’t just listen to “People Eat People.” You feel it crawling under your skin while the world dances around you.