Allan Rayman is a singer and songwriter from Toronto, Canada. His sound is a mix of rock with some eclectic tinges of hip hop, RnB, and grunge. You may also know him by his alter-ego Mr. Roadhouse. In 2016, All released his very first album “Hotel Allan” which officially put him in the spotlight with the song “Tennessee”, a song... read full bio
American Nightmare is an American heavy metal and hardcore band hailing from Boston. The band got their start back in the late 90’s and released music until 2004, when they ultimately disbanded. This happened just after they announced that they had cancelled their European tour. Seven years later, American Nightmare got back together and started releasing new music, following two... read full bio
Arrested Youth (Ian Johnson) is making music akin to something you’ve never heard before. It’s pretty hard to sum up what his sound is – it’s rock, it’s electronic, it’s indie, and it’s hip hop. Don’t let the sound fool you, though: it’s very emotional and heartfelt. He likes to write songs about how complex it all is. Life comes... read full bio
Anti-Flag is a punk rock band that got its start in the late 80s and they’ve been making fast-paced heavy punk and poignant political statements ever since. The band got its start in Pittsburgh when Justin Sane and Pal Thetic got together and decided to start performing live. After just one show, the band broke up but got back together... read full bio
Band-Maid is a Japanese-based all-female rock band who’s been slinging great songs since 2013. Regardless of their very unique and bubblegum style and eccentric fashion choices, there’s nothing that separates them from other heavy metal peers. They are highly skilled musicians, songwriters, and rockers with incredible sound. They shred on their guitars and pound their drums and their loud hooks... read full bio
Big Big Train is a progressive rock band from Bournemouth, England. The band consists of Gregory Spawton, Nick D'Virgilio, Rikard Sjöblom, Carly Bryant, Dave Foster, Clare Lindley, and Alberto Bravin. Big Big Train previously featured the talented Andy Poole, Ian Cooper, Steve Hughes, Martin Read, Tony Müller, Pete Hibbit, Phil Hogg, Sean Filkins, David Longdon, Dave Gregory, Danny Manners, and... read full bio
Carolesdaughter, as you can imagine, got her name from her mother – someone she admires greatly. Born Thea Taylor, carolesdaughter belongs to a large Mormon family and is the youngest of 10 kids. Despite having such a large family, she describes herself as being the "center of attention." That may remain the case, as the alt-indie “mall goth” singer has... read full bio
Cancer Bats is a hardcore punk, southern rock, and sludge metal band from Toronto, Canada consisting of Liam Cormier, Mike Peters, and Jaye R. Schwarzer. The band has seven studio albums and six EP’s. Since 2009, Cancer Bats has been nominated for five different awards in different categories. They released their self-titled EP in 2005, which helped make Cancer Bats... read full bio
Gabe Saporta is a Uruguayan American DJ of Electronic Dance Music. He is most famous for being the front an of the synth pop band Cobra Starship. He was also the lead singer, bassist, and writer for Midtown, a pop punk band. When he isn't performing or creating songs with Cobra Starship, he performs as a DJ for events or... read full bio
cleopatrick is a Canadian hard rock duo from Ontario consisting of Luke Gruntz and Ian Fraser. The two of them are childhood friends (hanging out since the age of 4) who developed an interest in music at the age of 8, listening to and taking inspiration from bands like AC/DC and other classic rock icons. Just a few years later,... read full bio
David Sylvian is multi-talented artist and singer-songwriter born in Beckenham, England but he grew up in Lewisham, South London. He was massive in the late 70s when he was the frontman of the new wave band Japan, one of the most influential bands in the U.K.’s New Romantic scene. In 1984, David released his very first solo albums “Brilliant Trees”... read full bio
DNMO (pronounced “den-mo”, AKA Aiden Morgan) is a post-punk artist straight out of the U.K. In 2016, he released a remix of “Wonder” by MOONZz when he was just 16-years-old. One year later, he was doing collaborated and remixes with a variety of massive artists like Kill Paris, Zeds Dead, Krane, and Sub Urban. Needless to say, each of these... read full bio
Dream State is a punk and post hardcore band from South Wales. They’ve been on the scene since 2014 and just one year later, they released their EP “Consequences”, alongside the singles “Burn Them Down” and “Rebuild, Recreate”. Currently, the band consists of Aled Evans on lead guitar, rhythm guitar, and lead vocals, but the other two members (on bass... read full bio
Dragged Under covers a few different genres: they’re punk, metalcore, metal rock, and alternative. In fact, even though many would call them a metalcore band, they have cited some of their biggest influences are iconic punk bands like Sum 41, The Offspring, and Rise Against. They call it “3 parts punk rock, 1 part metal/hardcore.” The band consists of Ryan... read full bio
Enola Gay first hit the hardcore, post-punk, noise rock scene in 2020 with their debut single “The Birth of a Nation”, followed up quickly by a remix of the same song (thanks to Mount Palomar). The very next year, they released “Sofa Surfing” (their most famous track to date), “Through Men’s Eyes”, “Salt”, “Scrappers”, and their debut EP “Gransha”, which... read full bio
Eyedress, AKA Idris Vicuña, is a singer-songwriter, producer, and rapper from Manila, Philippines. While growing up in a neighborhood that led him to stay indoors, he learned to play the guitar at a young age. He eventually made his way to Phoenix, Arizona with his family and was then introduced to American punk music, thanks to the local “anarchists” and... read full bio
Fields of the Nephilim is an English-based gothic rock band that originally got together in Stevenage, Hertfordshire. This was back in 1984. You may have heard the term “Nephilim,” which refers to a mysterious race of angel-human hybrids from the Bible. The band – which consists of Carl McCoy, Gav King, Adam Leach, Tony Pettitt, and Lee Newell – has... read full bio
Fickle Friends is an indie rock band that hails from Brighton, East Sussex in England. They’ve been playing since 2013 and the band consists of Natassja Shiner on vocals, keyboard, Harry Herrington on bass, backing vocals, Sam Morris on drums, and Jack Wilson on keyboards. They all met while Natassja and Sam were at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts.... read full bio
Francisco Martin was born in San Francisco but resides in Los Angeles. He sings pop music as a singer-songwriter and producer, a hobby that allows him to fully express his authentic self. That’s why he worked so hard in his apartment, churning out pop music that was true to himself. Sometimes he would work at all hours of the night... read full bio
Foxing is a St. Louis-based indie rock band comprised of Conor murphy, Jon Hellwig, and Eric Hudson (previously Josh Coll, Thomas Pini, Samuel Naumann, Jim Fitzpatrick, Matthew Piva, Ben Helman, and Ricky Sampson were members as well). They got their start back in 2011 when the post-rock band Hunter Gatherer met its conclusion, with members Josh, Jon, and Matthew deciding... read full bio
