Fujiya & Miyagi is a monotonic kraut rock band who are inspired by creative wordplay.
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Sam Goodwill uses multiple percussion stations and splashes of electronica to make their grinding rock and roll.
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Cheers Elephant is a roots-rock band who admire the Golden Era of experimental pop music.
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A. Sinclair is a rock band. Their brand of working-class music channels 60’s style guitar and millennium pop.
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Syd Arthur is a spacey, psychedelic rock band who channel past decades in fashion and sound.
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Pepper epitomize a dying breed of early 2000’s Warped Tour alumni who wrote punk, reggae and rock influenced music.
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Parlour Tricks are a rock band with a heavy dose of retro soul.
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The Hudson Branch is a rock band. They use dense effects to create experimental, inventive pop.
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Step Rockets are a dynamic amalgam of reggae, new wave, and classic rock. Their hook-centered melodies are explosive, lively and warm; the musical opposite of the Minnesota tundra from which they are based.
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Greys is a young Toronto band who write noisy rock music. They’re loud, they’re fast and they like it. New record “If Anything” shows they’ve hit their stride; favoring a streamlined, melodic, and guttural effort.
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A Balance Between is a heavy rock band from New Jersey. Their multiple guitars churn out feedback and steady riffs put to Jeremy Hernandez’s powerful and clean vocals.
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OWEL is rock band from Woodbridge, NJ. They write ethereal, guitar-focused music with a special agenda for dynamic crescendo. Jay Sakong’s vocals are subdued, intimate and present-minded.
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New Madrid is an Athens, GA based southern rock band. They combine droning, precise tonality with dashes of 60’s experimental and post-rock instrumentation.
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In the great city of Toronto, ON lives the indie/Americana outfit July Talk. This dynamic quintet is led by the collaborative efforts of Peter Dreimanis’ whiskey-soaked growl and Leah Fay’s lush and crisp croon.
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New Orleans is the home of a unique musical vibe; each musician serves a vital role in curating the burgeoning indie rock scene. The Revivalists are players in this vast world. Eclectic rock put to brass, woodwinds and slide guitar is their mantra.
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Joined by GR Robinson on bass and fresh off the success of their album Wyoming and the reissue of their debut, Phantom Limb, Kinkel-Schuster and Andrew Bryant strut into this effort with their feathers out, driven by a need to create. Thus, Water Liars was born.
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Singer-songwriter Keegan DeWitt moved from Brooklyn to Nashville five years ago. Focusing his attention solely on music, DeWitt met Jeremy Bullock and Wild Cub was born.
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Flint Eastwood is the musical equivalent of “a Spaghetti Western cooked in the ovens of Detroit.” The feisty four-piece adorns themselves in all black with tasseled dress shirts, bolo ties, and sharp suede suit coats.
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Mansions are a rocking three piece whose affinity for fuzz and darkness is filled with an optimistic wit.
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Holy Ghost Tent Revival play a well-tempered brand of rock that calls to mind a broad, venerable range of influences.
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