The brothers Federico and Nicolò Vese founded the instrumental group Asymmetric Universe with the intention of pushing the boundaries of current progressive music by fusing disparate genres in a logical way. Their objective is to produce intricate music that is yet understandable to the audience. Their genres include chamber orchestration, avant-garde jazz, fusion, current prog metal and emotive ambient. Gabriele Bullita... read full bio
For Sculpture Club, years of refining their jagged punk have paid dividends. Sculpture Club's soundscape has expanded, resulting in sounds that resemble The Cure meets Echo & The Bunnymen. Their chorus-soaked basslines and blown-out leads, when combined with creative lyrics and the inclusion of acoustic guitars and violins, result in a brilliant progression. They discuss the importance of shape, function and... read full bio
Atlanta group Omni has always produced fast-moving, powerful music. And their second album for Sub Pop, Souvenir, their fourth overall, is their strongest to date. They approached this recording with a lot of pent-up energy, having been inactive for the most part of the pandemic—the longest period of inactivity in their history. With chopping riffs, staccato rhythms and wiry melodies, guitarist... read full bio
Sun Spot creates an expressive and immersive sound by fusing together rowdy post-punk, airy hyper pop, and melancholic 2000s dance with pulses of twisted electronica and jagged 90s indie. Sun Spot released their debut EP, Clipping, on Rosecoloured Records, showcasing their love of experimental pop with an offering saturated with outrageous, sampled drums, waves of atmospheric synths, and interjections of corrupted, effects-laiden... read full bio
Standards, led by the vivacious guitarist Marcos Mena, is a unique math rock combo. Completing the group is Moises Popa on drums. Together, they have a successful blend of technical prowess and memorable guitar-driven songs, earning them acclaim from enthusiasts who appreciate standards' distinctively danceable take on sophisticated instrumental rock. Their instrumental works have enthralled audiences in Los Angeles and throughout... read full bio
Blake Ibanez makes a comeback with his new group Fugitive, and his trademark violent pit explosion from Power Trip, which is now delivered with even more raw and loose energy. Ibanez and company come together in a fiercely aggressive crossover form with Fugitive, a result of years of well-earned expertise in the studio and on stage, joined by Seth Gilmore (Skourge),... read full bio
Social media is how the three members of SOAP got to know one another. The band came together when they were starting to support New Hope Club on their UK tour, which was their first official tour. They did eight performances in Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Leicester, London, Newcastle Upon Tyne and Liverpool as support for New Hope Club. They covered two... read full bio
Singer Peyton Parrish is well-known for his creative cover songs and throaty brand of post-grunge and country music with Viking influences. His rendition of "My Mother Told Me," a song from the video game Assassin's Creed Valhalla that appeared in the television series Vikings, made him a viral sensation. He released his debut album, Cowboy Man, the same year, which... read full bio
Die Twice is an explosive four-piece rock and roll group that is quickly growing in popularity throughout the southwest and beyond. They have already played a sold-out headline event at The Exeter Phoenix. Their captivating stage persona and high intensity emanations captivate audiences everywhere they go. Riotous and mesmerizing, timeless but contemporary. With a skill that belies their youth, they channel the sounds... read full bio
The six-piece Blue Bendy band, despite coming from all over the UK, first bonded over a love of the bands they now list as their primary influences when they first met in South London. With influences ranging from Arthur Russell to Boards of Canada, Tindersticks, Stereolab and Deerhoof, to mention a few, Blue Bendy's unique sound seamlessly combines guitars and synths... read full bio
US rapper and producer Mike's Dead has carved out a unique path for himself as a versatile artist by fusing aspects of contemporary trap and electronic music with elements of classic industrial/hard rock bands like Rammstein, Nine Inch Nails and Limp Bizkit. After launching his brand, he gained hundreds of thousands of followers on social media, which has helped him reach... read full bio
Combining his ageless drawl with the contagious "take it or leave it" attitude of rock 'n roll, Adam Warner brings a huge sound from a small town swagger to the country scene. Warner is a master of having a good time. He came to Nashville to follow his lifelong passion of southern rock and country music and pursue a career as a... read full bio
Taylor Hunnicutt is a gritty, soulful southern rocker with a strong country influence who transcends genres to provide listeners with a captivating narrative. Taylor, who was up in a tiny rural Southwest Alabama community, has discovered the ideal blend of Americana, Southern Rock, Blues and Country music. Red Clay Strays, Mike and the Moonpies, Jaime Wyatt, 49 Winchester, Them Dirty Roses,... read full bio
The leader of The Sun's Journey Through the Night, whose real identity has always been concealed and veiled, is the creator of the song. Although the project's gloomy figure has gone by several names, "No One" is the one that has remained the most true to it. No One has been producing his distinctive brand of wild, cathartic black metal for... read full bio
The Dublin band started 2019 on a positive note following the success of their debut album Drench. They were selected for a headline performance at Whelan's Ones to Watch showcase for the second year in a row and were recognized by Hot Press Magazine as one of the up-and-coming Irish groups that is set to take the world by storm. BODIES... read full bio
A skilled five-piece force from Florida, Southpaw FLHC set out to bridge the gap between the old and new generations of hardcore. With an aggressive lyrical delivery, the tracks feature elements of punk, beatdown, metal and hip hop, as evidenced by our two biggest singles, "Truth Be Told" and "S.I.N." Southpaw has set out to send some of its strongest content as... read full bio
Hollow Front does not crumble as the walls collapse inward. With their third full-length album, The Fear of Letting Go [UNFD], the Grand Rapids duo—Tyler Tate on vocals and Lee Albrecht on guitar—emerges from a season of seemingly never-ending hardships and tribulations with a therapeutic, crushing and coherent vision. Rather than give up, they turn the mayhem all around them into erratic and... read full bio
The long-awaited comeback of Quebec City's hardcore scene pioneers, GET THE SHOT, is marked by Merciless Destruction. Similar to No Peace In Hell and Infinite Punishment, the band is sticking to their intense DIY approach to music while branching out into new extreme music genres with their upcoming fourth album. After Infinite Punishment, which was heavily influenced by thrash, GET THE... 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
Although Moon Walker's music is entirely written, produced and performed by Harry Springer in his bedroom, the band's thrilling and distinctly eclectic sound definitely sounds more at home in a stadium. At the height of the Covid-19 Pandemic, Springer was just seeking for a way to pass the time and earn some extra cash by selling tunes to music libraries. This... read full bio
