Future Islands with Teen Suicide, Kilby Block Party, and more

Future Islands, Baltimore-based synth-pop band, began as Art Lord & the Self-Portraits at ECU in 2003. Known for the 2014 hit "Seasons" on Letterman, they've collaborated with Debbie Harry and released albums like "Singles" and "The Far Field."

Teen Suicide, from Orlando, is a genre-blending quartet led by Sam and Kitty Ray. Known for melding power-pop with sludge-metal, they focus on personal, unique music. No specific hit mentions.

Formed from Joy Division, New Order, led by Bernard Sumner, is famed for merging post-punk with electronic music. Known for "Blue Monday," the top-selling 12-inch ever, they've influenced music greatly and collaborated with stars like Iggy Pop.

Devo, from Akron, Ohio, is known for pioneering new wave with dark social satire and unique visuals. Hits like "Whip It" and collaborations with Disney show their wide influence. Formed by Gerald Casale and Mark Mothersbaugh, they tackled themes of dehumanization with humor and innovation, using homemade instruments and bizarre concepts. Their debut album, backed by David Bowie and Iggy Pop, became an underground hit, cementing their place as a cult band. Despite fluctuating success, Devo's legacy endured through reunions, soundtrack work, and a 50th-anniversary anthology.