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Roadburn Festival with Thantifaxath, SCALER, and more

Apr 18, 2024  ·  013 Poppodium013, Tilburg 013 Poppodium013, Tilburg

Roadburn Festival
Apr 18
Roadburn Festival
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Bristol-based SCALER (fka SCALPING), a four-piece mixing live guitar & electronic music, released their acclaimed debut "Void" in 2022 & collaborated with Daniel Avery on the new single "LOAM".
Midwestern trio Cloakroom, hailing from Michigan City, Indiana, coined "stoner emo." Known for their mix of hardcore, shoegaze, and '90s indie, they've released hits like "Further Out" and "Dissolution Wave," touring with Caspian.
Irish quartet Lankum, known for a dark take on traditional folk with drones and distortion, won RTE Choice Music Prize with their album "The Livelong Day." Their style aligns with Rough Trade peers like black midi.
Inter Arma, formed in 2006, endured hardships creating their sixth album "New Heaven." Known for dense music and exploring themes of war and addiction, the band's latest work is a concise 42-minute testament to resilience and complexity.
Philadelphia’s DEVIL MASTER, formed in 2016, blends death rock and black metal punk. Known for "Satan Spits on Children of Light," they collaborate with Arthur Rizk.
Georgia's Royal Thunder, known for hard-hitting music, rebounded with "Rebuilding the Mountain" after a breakup. Acclaimed comeback includes touring with Alice in Chains and high praise from Metal Hammer.
The Jesus and Mary Chain, formed in Glasgow 1984, are known for their influential alt-rock style & hits like "Just Like Honey." Celebrated for pioneering the shoegaze genre, they recorded their latest album at Mogwai's studio.
Chelsea Wolfe, known for her desolation blues style, has evolved from lo-fi (The Grime and the Glow, 2010) to electronic (Pain is Beauty, 2013). Her music includes collaborations with Dave Sitek.
Clipping, formed by Daveed Diggs, William Hutson, and Jonathan Snipes, mixes hip-hop with sci-fi themes. Known for story-oriented concepts, they blend cyberpunk with hip-hop history, drawing on the styles of Rammellzee and Bambaataa.
WHITE WARD, from Odesa, Ukraine, blends deviant metal with noir and jazz influences. Known for "Futility Report" and "Love Exchange Failure," their music explores dark themes inspired by Lovecraft. Signed to Debemur Morti Productions, they continue redefining black metal with a unique sonic journey.
Uboa, born Xandra Metcalfe, blends cinematic hypernoise and industrial metal/rock. Known for "The Origin of My Depression," her work explores themes of transition and mental health.
Born in LA, Agriculture turns black metal ecstatic with joyful beats and harmonies. Known for 'The Circle Chant', they blend heavy experimentalism and deep communion through music, featuring Kern Haug, Dan Meyer, Richard Chowenhill, and Leah Levinson.
"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."

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