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TV On The Radio

9 concerts

TV On The Radio, founded in 2001, is known for their experimental, genre-defying sound across five albums, featuring hits like "Wolf Like Me." Their unique style blends genres and themes, making them one of America's most original bands.

Wednesday

51 concerts

Wednesday, led by Karly Hartzman, blends outlaw grit and indie hooks with poetic, place-based lyrics. Known for albums like *Rat Saw God*, their sound mixes rock, country, and noise.

Goat Girl

6 concerts

Goat Girl, a South London band signed to Rough Trade, blend noise-rock, folk, and synth-pop. Known for albums like *Goat Girl* and *On All Fours*, they've worked with Dan Carey and John ‘Spud’ Murphy.

Yin Yin

11 concerts

Hailing from Maastricht, Yīn Yīn blends West Coast psychedelia, disco, funk, and Southeast Asian sounds. Praised by Reeperbahn Festival as one of Europe’s most exciting acts.

Unknown Mortal Orchestra

10 concerts

This text is a poetic reflection on hidden goodness in men, the illusions we cling to, and finding dark humor in chaos and suffering during hard times.

Blonde Redhead

4 concerts

Blonde Redhead, a rock trio from Kazu Makino and Italian twins Simone and Amedeo Pace, are known for dreamy, genre-blending songs like “For The Damaged Coda.”

The Brian Jonestown Massacre

24 concerts

The Brian Jonestown Massacre, led by Anton Newcombe since 1990, blends '60s psychedelia and shoegaze. Notable works include "Their Satanic Majesties' Second Request" and the film "DIG!" focusing on Newcombe's dynamic with Courtney Taylor-Taylor. Known for evolving styles, iconic albums include "Musique de Film Imaginé" and "My Bloody Underground." Despite frequent lineup changes, they remain indie rock pioneers, with recent releases like "Fire Doesn't Grow on Trees" and "Your Future Is Your Past" continuing their legacy. Based in San Francisco, they've influenced the psych-rock genre significantly.