Feral Future are a four piece heavy punk band who are new this year to the Austin, Texas music scene. They released a debut vinyl EP on Austin based Western Medical Records this year, and will have a debut full length LP available in spring 2013.

Empress Of is Lorely Rodriguez. She is 23 years old, lives in New York City, and creates all of her music from scratch.

\"To transcend // to expand love // to stay ancient while fresh\" is the mission of Brooklyn artist Doe Paoro. Her music reveals itself as a form of mystic R&B. Paoro released her debut album, \"Slow to Love,\" in February 2012, after months traveling alone through the Himalayas and studying Tibetan Opera singing. The ethereal vocal nuances in her songs reference her work with the Tibetan art form. She has drawn comparisons from James Blake to Lykke Li but her music remains singular. She has showcased at SXSW, CMJ and played the Osheaga Festival in Montreal.

The city of Pittsburgh is known as the “City of Champions”, and it is the mindset of hard work and determination that propels the city to heights that others cannot reach. Brewing in the depths of the cities core is a rare breed of Emcee keen on musical competency and excellence with the mindset of that city, which he represents. Ever since writing lyrics as a kid with his older brother, to rocking crowds of peers throughout high school years, to now giving shivers to those once seen as superiors, there is no feat that can restrain his progress.

Dat Boi T, Born & Raised In Houston, Texas In The Neighborhood Of Second Ward. The 28 Year Old Hispanic Rap Artist is affiliated with the Legendary Screwed Up Click Founded By The Late Great DJ Screw (RIP). He is known as the Official \"Screwed Up Essay\" and has formed a Latino camp called the \"S.U.E. or the Screwed Up Essays\" His Mixtapes Consist Of The “What’s Really Good!” Series. His 1st Studio Album, “Life In Da Slow Lane” Was Released January 1, 2009 Including Production By Cy Fyre.

If Parenthetical Girls have learned anything over the course of their bewilderingly unorthodox discography, it\'s that they are—for richer or for poorer—a necessarily singular pop group. It\'s a peculiarity that they\'ve learned to embrace—a single-minded conviction that pours itself over every corner of their latest album, Privilege (Marriage Records).

Finding their raucous sound in a combo of traditional Cornish folk music and their own pop-punk upbringing. Crowns rolled out their incendiary live show over the 2012 festival season, with appearances at Reading and Leeds, Bestival and a support slot with Blink 182.

Crooked Bangs are an ominous postpunk pop garage band from Austin, Texas. They\'re a tight band playing unhinged music or possibly vice versa. As a whole, it comes together like a lost Factory Records band letting off steam with some Nuggets classics in a freewheeling but taut Peel Session. Europe 1978 layered onto America 1965 and delivered to a punk scene that\'s dissatisfied with 2012. Crooked Bangs have been a band for 1 year. Their debut full length LP landed in august 2012, via new Austin, TX based label Western Medical Records.

Arabia Mountain, the sixth studio album and fourth Vice Records release by the Black Lips, finds the hell-raising Atlanta quartet digging deep into the roots of their exposed-nerve sound and simultaneously exploring surprising new possibilities in their music – or as one of their new songs puts it, “lookin’ in a new direction.” Singer-guitarist Cole Alexander explains, “We tried to do what we do best, and keep it raw, but we also opened up to working with a producer and experimenting with new sounds. We tried to keep doing what we’re doing, while expanding and growing at the same time.”

Only one DJ in the world can claim to have a global following of millions, while never having left the United States. The story of DJ BL3ND is like none other. It began with his humble upbringing in Los Angeles, California and continues to this day, with over 200 million views on YouTube on his signature high-energy live mixes.