All Get Out is an indie punk quartet. They made waves with 2011’s emotional debut, The Season, which put them on the radar of fans within the heavy indie scene.

Choir Vandals is an indie punk band whose sound is influenced by 90’s emo, millennium brit rock, and hardcore.

The Wans are a bluesy garage punk band fronted by the playful but earnest cry of North Ireland native, Simon Kerr. They’re a tasty blend of psychedelic Brit-rock that subtly nods to Kerr’s upbringing while mixing with with sounds from their current residence, Nashville.

PUP are forerunners in the heavy punk scene emerging from Chicago’s sister city. The quartet creates more controlled chaos than scene counterparts; infusing shoegaze and colorful textures within. 

No Good News is a pop-punk band curated by a life of concrete and city streets. They broke into the scene in 2013 bringing sounds of the bands they grew up listening to. 

Concord America is a noisy rock band influenced by modern punkers like Ty Segall and the Black Lips. Their youthful garage sound is explosive and un-tethered.

Xerxes is a bass heavy, rhythmic, noisy rock band.

Somos is a rhythmic, distorted punk band.

Itch is a British emcee with a punk attitude. His modern synthesis of rock, electronica, and rap is fronted by a quick-paced vocal delivery and experiential, rebellious content. 

Rust Belt Lights is a melodic punk pop five piece hailing from Buffalo, NY

The age of backwards hats, black band shirts and sunglasses has been revived through the punk Frankenstein’s monster IMPLANTS.

Established in the Summer months of 2010, Buffalo, NY’s PENTIMENTO have been engaged non-stop in the effort to make their mark on the canvas of concepts that has birthed their sound. With the release of their self-titled debut full length, PENTIMENTO strives to continue their embrace of sonic honesty, passion for their craft, and eagerness to grow.

Playing a positive-natured brand of hardcore-tinged Celtic punk, Flatfoot 56 has been unleashing itself upon America and the rest of the world for over 10 years now.

A relatively young band, both in terms of the members’ ages (ranging from 19-22) and the amount of time they’ve been playing together (just over a year), Weakness has a great interest in music theory and arrangement, says drummer Michael Squeri.