Their / They're / There is an indie rock supergroup that embarks on a nuanced exploration of language through the clever use of homophones in their name, a play on the commonly confused words "their," "they're," and "there." Emerging from the vibrant Chicago music scene, the band is composed of accomplished musicians from different backgrounds: Evan Weiss of Into It. Over It. on bass and vocals, Matthew Frank of Loose Lips Sink Ships on guitar, and Mike Kinsella of Owen and American Football fame on drums. Their collaborative effort synergizes emo, math rock, and punk influences, resulting in a sound that's both intricate and emotionally resonant.

The band made its introduction to the music world in 2013 with the self-titled EP "Their / They're / There," showcasing their knack for sharp-witted lyrics, complex guitar work, and dynamic rhythms. They quickly followed up with the EP "Analog Weekend," which was released by Polyvinyl Record Co. and Topshelf Records and solidified their standing in the indie rock scene. Their most recent releases—including "Their / They're / Three," "Living Will Or Living Well," and "Them Dogs"—continue to build on their characteristic style, melding the intellectual with the introspective. Their / They're / There's crafty textual interplay and emotionally charged melodies have garnered them a dedicated following and critical acclaim within the indie music community.