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Forest Swords

9 concerts

Forest Swords, aka Matthew Barnes from Liverpool, is an electronic producer known for his unique, cinematic sound. He blends hardware, samples, and tape machines, collaborating with artists like Neneh Cherry and honoring Lee Scratch Perry. His work spans albums, film, ballet, and gaming music, earning critical acclaim for its haunting and euphoric style.

HEALTH

24 concerts

Born in L.A.'s noise scene, Health is known for their divisive, avant-garde style. They played festivals like Coachella, scored Max Payne 3, and collaborated across genres.

Deaf Club

2 concerts

Deaf Club, featuring Justin Pearson and others, blends hardcore punk, crust, thrash, and grind with sharp vocals and surreal effects, delivering intense, socially charged chaos.

Xiu Xiu

4 concerts

Xiu Xiu, formed by Angela Seo and Jamie Stewart, is known for 17 acclaimed LPs and global tours, praised by major outlets. Their latest album offers a compelling new style.

Blood Incantation

15 concerts

Interstellar death metallers Blood Incantation hail from Denver, creating cosmic soundscapes with singles like "Obliquity of the Ecliptic." Known for genre-bending, they collaborated with Chris McNaughton and Arthur Rizk, featuring cover art by Steve R. Dodd.

Patriarchy

9 concerts

PATRIARCHY, led by LA's Actually Huizenga, mixes themes of sex, power, and mythology with ABBA and NIN sounds. Known for dangerous fantasies; produced by Matia Simovich.

clipping.

1 concert

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.

DOOL

3 concerts

Born in the Netherlands, DOOL blends progressive rock, metal, and post-rock. Known for albums Here Now, There Then & Summerland, they craft unique, dynamic music.

Darsombra

1 concert

Darsombra, formed by Brian Daniloski and Ann Everton, blends trans-apocalyptic galaxy rock with doom, psych-pop, and prog rock. Known for "Polyvision," they've collaborated with acts like Jucifer and toured extensively.

Home Front

2 concerts

Home Front, from Edmonton, Alberta, blends punk and pop with vintage synths and guitars, inspired by The Cure and Eurythmics. Known for edgy, soulful hits like "Watch It Die."

Benefits

3 concerts

Benefits, formed in 2019 by Kingsley Hall and Robbie Major, blend noise, hip hop, industrial rock, and electronica in politicized music. Their acclaimed albums include *NAILS* and *Constant Noise*.