Better Lovers with Cloakroom, SPY, and more

Cloakroom, formed in Michigan City, Indiana, in 2012, is known for their "stoner emo" style, blending shoegaze, hardcore, and indie rock vibes. They debuted with Infinity in 2013 and have released albums like Further Out and Dissolution Wave. Notable for space Western themes and recording with Steve Albini, they toured Europe with Caspian.

SPY is a hardcore punk band from the San Francisco Bay Area, formed in 2020. Known for their aggressive sound, they released EPs "Service Weapon" (2020) and "Habitual Offender" (2021), followed by their debut LP "Satisfaction" (2023). Their latest EP, "Seen Enough", dropped in 2024, and they are currently touring.

Full Of Hell, formed in 2009 in Maryland, delivers a brutal blend of extreme metal and noise. Known for experimental sound and notable collaborations, their discography includes Coagulated Bliss (2024).

Better Lovers is a metalcore supergroup from Buffalo, New York, formed in 2023. Fusing members of Every Time I Die and The Dillinger Escape Plan, they deliver an aggressive, chaotic sound. Their releases include the acclaimed "God Made Me an Animal" EP and the album "Highly Irresponsible". Known for high-octane performances, the band's lineup shifted after vocalist Greg Puciato's departure, with Jordan Buckley, Will Putney, Stephen Micciche, and Clayton Holyoak continuing.