Small Factory was an American indie rock band that emerged during the early 1990s as part of the lo-fi movement. Comprised of members Alex Kemp, Dave Auchenbach, and Phoebe Summersquash, the group was known for their straightforward, melody-driven songs that featured a blend of raw guitar sounds and engaging lyrics. They gained significant attention with their notable works like "For If You Cannot Fly" and "Industrial Evolution," contributing to the defining sound of the indie rock scene during that era. Despite their brief existence, Small Factory left a lasting imprint on the genre, with their influence evident in subsequent bands.