feeble little horse performs their album 'bitknot' live at Neumos, with MOP as the supporting act.
feeble little horse play Neumos on Wednesday, December 2, as part of their 2026 West Coast Tour. They're out on the road with their third full-length album, bitknot, which Sebastian Kinsler, Lydia Slocum, and Jake Kelley wrote, arranged, produced, and recorded across their own homes in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
The band describes bitknot as an investigation of the unnatural space between human nature and a culture of convenience — a synthesis of dirt and digital. The artwork draws on the core memory matrix old computers used to store memory in 0s and 1s. Sonically, the record blends Kinsler's buoyant arrangements, Slocum's meandering introspection and saccharine hooks, walls of noise, synths, and samples, and Kelley's guitar-driven songwriting and drums. It's a full-band effort, and the live set will be built around that same combination of noise and melody.
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Opening the night is MOP, who'll set the stage before feeble little horse take over. The show is all ages, with 21 and over to drink, so it's an easy one to bring a younger crowd along for. Doors open at 7 PM at Neumos.
