BAD POP have grown up, and they’re kind of pissed off about it. So, this indie rock band turned to every teenager’s refuge: distortion pedals and sarcasm. This Canadian trio are furious but refreshing, a deluge of raw punk rock energy, warm analog psychedelia, and cheeky nihilistic musings on music festivals, fast food and the loneliness of adulthood. The live show is two-hundred percent fun and fury. Previous incarnation of the band, Hot Panda, drove five tour vans into the ground with dozens of tours and festival runs throughout North America and Europe (Primavera, CMJ and Reeperbahn).

YoungBlood : What started as the creative release of Alexis Young, the music of Youngblood is dreamy but insistent, a feather-soft pillow of lush sound anchored by electronic grooves. The siren-like voice at the centre of it all is fierce and sultry in equal measure—a bit Karen O, perhaps a trace of Sade, but always pure Youngblood.

Zenguin is a duo, comprising of Saksham Gupta (from the prog metal group Colossal Figures) and Akash Gupta. The creative process behind the compositions revolves around finding the right blend between analog-digital soundscapes, modern-vintage vibes, chaotic-easy listening within complex-simple arrangements. The Live-set involves the members playing a variety of instruments as well as incorporating electronic soundscapes and textures, while featuring various collaborating artists.