Andrés, also known as DJ Dez, is a Detroit house and hip-hop artist with roots in California. Son of a jazz percussionist, he is celebrated for his soulful collages blending Motown, Latin, and funk. A versatile DJ and producer, he was a DJ for Slum Village and works with Mahogani Music, releasing acclaimed albums like "Andrés V" and the classic "New for U". He is known for his unique blends and deep house sound.
Intervals is a Canadian instrumental progressive metal band formed in Toronto in 2011, led by guitarist Aaron Marshall. Known for their intricate compositions and virtuosic musicianship, their sound blends progressive rock and djent. Notable works include "Circadian" (2020) and "Memory Palace" (2024), with popular tracks like "5-HTP" and "mnemonic." The band is currently touring, captivating audiences with their dynamic performances.
Tulsa, Oklahoma's Outline In Color, formed in 2009, delivers a unique blend of post-hardcore and metalcore, integrating electronic and synth-pop elements. Known for albums like "Struggle" and "Coast Is Clear," which achieved Billboard chart recognition, their discography features popular songs such as "Eat Your Heart Out" and "Ghost of You." They have also engaged in collaborations with artists including Kalie Wolfe of Rivals.
Night Verses is an instrumental trio from Southern California known for an evolving sound blending art rock, post metal, prog, trip hop, and psychedelic elements. They create cinematic compositions focusing on surrealism and ambience without using backing tracks.
Formed in Chico, California, in 2009, Hail the Sun consists of Donovan Melero, Shane Gann, Aric Garcia, John Stirrat, and Allen Casillas. Known for existential lyrics, the band released their seventh album, cut. turn. fade. back., produced by Beach Noise.
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.
Dick Diver is an Australian four-piece indie pop band from Melbourne, Victoria, formed in 2008. Consisting of Rupert Edwards, Alistair McKay, Steph Hughes, and Al Montfort, the group is recognized for their lackadaisical jangle pop sound and literate lyrics capturing millennial malaise, making them prominent figures in the local "dolewave" scene. They released three acclaimed studio albums, including New Start Again and Calendar Days, before embarking on an extended hiatus.
Venezuelan post-rock band born in Lechería; now South Florida. Heavy, healing sound: Afro-Caribbean polyrhythms + punk + psych atmospheres. 1500+ shows; praised by KEXP; collabs Anthony Green & Soul Glo.
The Seafloor Cinema, formed in Sacramento in 2016, blends Midwestern emo, pop-punk, and math rock. Known for intricate music and verbose song titles, they hit fame with albums like "In Cinemascope with Stereophonic Sound."