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Wiegedood

3 concerts

"Born in Norway, this black metal artist's work, like the album 'There's Always Blood At The End Of The Road,' explores the grim depths of human nature, diverging from typical genre themes with elements like jazz and synths."

SCALER

2 concerts

Bristol-based SCALER blends live guitar and electronic music. Known for "Void," they collaborated with Daniel Avery on "LOAM," merging club rhythms and euphoric synths.

Hexvessel

1 concert

Mat "Kvohst" McNerney, creator of Hexvessel since 2009, blends Black Metal, Folk, and Doom Rock. Known for Gothic echoes and themes of nature mysticism, the band pioneered a boundary-free musical odyssey.

Dödsrit

10 concerts

Dödsrit, from Borlänge and Amsterdam, blends Black Metal and Crust Punk with crushing doom, raw aggression, and dark, haunting atmospheres for a powerful, intense sound.

Cloakroom

2 concerts

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.

Lankum

4 concerts

Irish quartet Lankum blends traditional folk with dark, distinctive drones and distortion. Their album "The Livelong Day" won an RTE Choice Music Prize.

Inter Arma

13 concerts

Inter Arma, formed in 2006, overcame visa issues, member turmoil, and near-fatal accidents to create "New Heaven." Known for dense, dissonant layers and exploring themes like war and addiction, their sixth album is a concise 42-minute testament to perseverance.

Royal Thunder

2 concerts

Royal Thunder, from Georgia, blends rock and metal. Known for emotional depth, they reunited in 2023 with "Rebuilding the Mountain," praised by critics and featured in top lists. They toured with Alice in Chains.

The Jesus and Mary Chain

6 concerts

The Jesus and Mary Chain, formed in 1984, is a seminal band known for their innovative sound and influential role in alternative music. Originating in Glasgow, they are celebrated for their distinctive mix of noise pop and rock. Key figures Jim and William Reid craft their music with a spontaneous approach, retaining the same dynamic since their debut. Their new album, Glasgow Eyes, was recorded at Mogwai's Castle of Doom studio, marking a return to their roots. Known for iconic tracks like "Just Like Honey," they continue to shape the genre with their timeless style.

Chelsea Wolfe

3 concerts

Chelsea Wolfe, from California, blends desolation blues with heavy rock, trip-hop, and ethereal vocals. Highly evolving, she is known for The Grime and the Glow, Pain is Beauty, and collaborations with Dave Sitek.

clipping.

14 concerts

Clipping (Daveed Diggs, William Hutson, Jonathan Snipes) blend hip-hop and cyberpunk with sci-fi storytelling across six albums, known for concept-driven, genre-mashing tracks.

White Ward

4 concerts

WHITE WARD, from Odesa, Ukraine, blends noir-shaded metal with jazz, drawing on Lovecraft for inspiration. Known for albums "Futility Report" and "Love Exchange Failure," they fuse blackened death, prog, and black metal. Signed to Debemur Morti, they explore human psyche themes.

Agriculture

7 concerts

Los Angeles-based Agriculture blends ecstatic black metal with improvisation and experimentalism. Known for The Circle Chant, they offer rich harmonies and warm screams, aiming for a deep connection with nature and people.