A Lot Like Birds with Dwellings, Amarionette, and more

Sacramento's A Lot Like Birds crafts intense post-hardcore and experimental rock, known for intricate soundscapes and dynamic vocals. Their acclaimed albums include "Conversation Piece" and "No Place", which hit the Billboard 200. After reuniting, they released "When in Love" with Geoff Rickly and "Mausoleum", continuing their genre-bending legacy.

Mella is a US-based progressive post-hardcore and alternative emo band known for intricate instrumentation, dynamic shifts, and lyrical vulnerability, carving a unique space in their genre. Popular songs include "Swaydif," "E-Girls are Delicious," and "Post-Nut Clarity." The band has released albums such as "Or so I've been told..." and singles like "Void" and "Balcony."

Dwellings is a 5-piece rock band from Sacramento, California. They released debut album Lavender Town on Tragic Hero Records, followed by the single Pick Up Before You Go, and later put out singles Devices, Waypoints, and It’s All There.

Amarionette, originating from Las Vegas, Nevada, is a band recognized for its genre-bending fusion of pop-rock, alternative rock, synth-wave, and post-hardcore. They craft intricate music with big hooks, retro synth layers, and enchanting vocals. Notable albums include "Repeating History," "Evolution," "Sunset on This Generation," and "Gemini." The band has collaborated with artists like Kurt Travis, Andres, and AJ Perdomo, and has accumulated over 5 million Spotify streams.