Formed in Perth in 2002, Pendulum have become one of the most iconic groups in the global drum and bass scene.

Born of fire and pain, Amenra continues its work between darkness and light in 2025. With De Doorn, the Belgian collective transcends its post-metal roots to explore healing, loss and ritual.

When South London’s Fat Dog formed, they made two simple rules: stay a healthy band and never include a saxophone. The result? They have a saxophone player… and one of them has a serious foot odour problem. That says it all: chaotic, funny and wildly alive.

Since 2018, High Vis have been shaking up the British rock scene with a sound that blends hardcore, post-punk and britpop.

Since 1999, Ultra Vomit have proven that you can love metal deeply without ever taking yourself too seriously. The band from Nantes have spent 25 years mixing heavy riffs, animal noises and ridiculous jokes for the delight of their “Clients.”

Hailing from Leeds, Adult DVD have quickly become one of the standout new names in the UK indie scene. Their first single Do Something, from the self-produced EP Next Day Shipping, made it onto the BBC Radio 6 Music B-list and received praise from Dork, Clash and The Line of Best Fit.

ELLiS·D is the solo project of British musician Ellis Dickson, originally from Brighton. A former drummer turned multi-instrumentalist, he has made his mark on the post-punk scene with a distinctive energy.

Led by Ian Shelton, Militarie Gun stands out as one of the most striking bands in today’s rock scene. Following Life Under The Gun (2023), their new album God Save The Gun dives into themes of addiction, vulnerability and rebuilding.