Conan are as massive as interplanetary thunder reverberated through Azathoth's raging black hole. Conan is a tremendously violent three-piece that follows in the great lineage of all the sacred three-piece compositions throughout history. It commands an iron grasp and plays with extreme synchronization over the tempo changes and power chord changes of the anti-holy trio of bass, drums and guitar. The... read full bio
In an effort to trick listeners into thinking he is a pioneer of Latin Tekno and Latin Core, CRRDR, the founder of Traaampaaa and co-founder and producer of Muakk, has developed a proposal based on the exploration of Latin rhythms with electronic music. He has created sets that combine tribal rhythms and explore various amalgamations of Latin club music. His... read full bio
Three continents apart, with an eye toward London's underground live scene, French bassist Alizon and Venezuelan guitarist/vocalist Jess had a wild musical meeting with British/New Zealander drummer Ben Parker. Calva Louise's identity has been derived from a blend of cultures, guided by Jess's artistic vision, since their inception. Calva Louise is no stranger to the radio, having received backing from BBC... read full bio
ChewChew, who was raised in the outskirts of Hamburg and was born in Belarus, has an intense love of electronic music from a very young age. Ten years ago, Hamburg was known for its vibrant and diverse house scene, which was home to a multitude of record companies and clubs at the time. During ChewChew's early years, she was heavily... read full bio
The four-piece Rochester emo band completed a new music video, began recording their second album, and even made an appearance on Audiotree Live. The band's first record, "Erotic Nightmare Summer," was published the previous year, but the epidemic lessened its initial impact. It's a visceral, cathartic record that sounds like pop-punk from the early 2000s, like The Early November and... read full bio
Christopher Paul Stelling faced a crucial practice in appreciation and acceptance. Stelling began a cross-country run from California to Florida, the birthplace of the songwriter who has lived in western North Carolina for a considerable amount of time. In addition to completing his fifth album, Best of Luck, he spent a significant portion of that year touring North America nonstop. Forgiving It All,... read full bio
A.G. Schiano's music, Clover County, combines whimsical chord structures with themes of modern love to create a fresh yet recognizable sound that is uniquely hers. presently resides in Athens, Georgia, where she attends the University of Georgia as a senior. Her white Gretsch electric guitar, which she refers to as her Cadillac, goes nicely with her cleverly written lyrics and gentle... read full bio
Brighton, a bustling seaside city in the United Kingdom, is home to electronic musician Clementine Douglas. Douglas has garnered recognition for her ability to produce appealing, groovy tunes that captivate listeners and for her mastery of the dance genres. Douglas creates music that combines the newest sounds of the current era with the best of traditional dance. He accomplishes this by... read full bio
Originally a recording project headquartered in Olympia, Washington, Croaker has recently moved to Los Angeles to become a live project. The songs shift in tone from melancholic and pensive to forceful and straightforward, leaving room for ominous ambience to creep in. This recording endeavor has been steadily expanding, but these songs' live vitality is unmatched. In just one and a... read full bio
Bass musician CreighFish is from Mobile, Alabama. His primary concentration is on producing neuro-infused tracks with a tempo between 85 and 90 bpm. He has been experimenting more and more with creating hybrid trap and dubstep songs at 140–150 bpm over time. When VCTRE, Black Carl, and Omnist released their first records, they became his main influences. Even though CreighFish... read full bio
Katherine Reilly, a Luton native, started penning songs at the age of 15, but she didn't launch her solo project, "Coupdekat," until after lockdown. Her primary creative output has always been songwriting, coupled with cinema, photography, and fashion, all of which have contributed to the development of her DIY persona. Coupdekat lists Blondie, The Slits, Mazzy Star, and other female-fronted indie... read full bio
Club Sol is the brainchild of guitarist, vocalist, DJ, and producer Kyle Maguire, who has worked with Birds of Tokyo, Pete Murray, and Thirsty Merc, and vocalist Luke Antony, who is well-known for his appearances with Ministry of Sound Classical and on The Voice Australia. Their vibrant partnership has adorned several elegant gatherings, celebrations, and esteemed locations in Europe, New... read full bio
Charles Moothart, a musician from Los Angeles (Fuzz, Goggs, Freedom Band), has previously recorded solo albums under the CFM alias. As change is the only constant in the world, Moothart is now performing with his full name. His most recent album, Black Holes Don't Choke, is composed of "love songs for the apocalypse." Heavy hits mixed with roomy melodies, and... read full bio
The rapidly rising Scottish producer, multi-instrumentalist, and composer corto.alto has been characterized as a classic jazz musician brought up in the internet era. Corto.alto, the stage name of Glasgow-based Liam Shortall, is a new take on a potent blend of electronic production, bass-heavy dub, broken beat bounce, and smart improvisation. His first album, Bad With Names Out, made the Mercury... read full bio
You could say that Cardinal Black is proof of the strength of perseverance, patience, and thoughtfulness just over two years after their debut. Back-to-back sold-out Academy tours with Myles Kennedy and then The Struts; a standing ovation at a sold-out Royal Albert Hall supporting Peter Frampton; a debut iTunes #1 single and E.P.; a first performance at Cardiff Castle to a... read full bio
Storytelling is what Courtney Patton does. In addition, she is a mother, a wife, a producer, a singer, a songwriter, a tour van driver, and a guitarist. When she is on tour in the continental United States, Canada, and Europe, she also travels the world. She is a storyteller, though, to everyone fortunate enough to be seated in... read full bio
Cloud Nothings is comprised of four individuals, Dylan Baldi, Jayson Gerycz, TJ Duke, and Chris Brown. The group combines guitar, drums, bass, and vocals to create an alternative sound, which can be described as a combination of “indie rock”, “noise”, “power pop”, and “punk”. They have released a multitude of studio albums, one live album, an EP, and several singles.... read full bio
Corrosion of Conformity a metal band from Raleigh, North Carolina. The sludge metal, southern rock, and “stoner rock” band formed all the way back in 1982. While they’ve had multiple line-up changes throughout their time on the scene, they’ve remained consistent with their musical output (with the exception of a four-year hiatus between 2006 and 2010). Guitarist Woody Weatherman remains... read full bio
Clayton English is an actor, writer and stand-up comedian who is originally from Atlanta. After taking first place in NBC's "Last Comic Standing" competition, he gained widespread recognition and has since performed as the main attraction at clubs, universities and festivals all across the nation. In addition, Clayton has performed alongside legendary comedians Dave Chappelle and Bill Burr. In addition, the Montreal... read full bio
Chris Fowler is a sports broadcaster for ESPN, known best for his work on College GameDay for college football. For nearly thirty years, Fowler has been the primary studio host for college football. He replaced Brent Musburger as the play-by-play announcer for the Saturday Night Football series on ABC; he was also selected to announce a College Football Playoff Semifinal... read full bio
