With a friendly mix of gallows humor and deftly composed slacker punk that incorporates elements of power pop, emo, post-hardcore and indie rock, Prince Daddy & the Hyena made their debut. Before releasing I Thought You Didn't Even Like Leaving, their debut full-length album, they released two EPs. With their succeeding albums, Cosmic Thrill Seekers and Prince Daddy & the Hyena,... read full bio
Crispy Crunchy Nothing's fast folk-rock tales of loneliness, desire and perplexity are overshadowed by the threat of death, but Madeline's sense of humor is still there. It is bone-dry and hidden behind the alternately sneering and twanging guitars that accompany her drawling voice. The album's beating heart can be heard in the title, which is a reference to Madeline's description of biting... read full bio
Producer, songwriter, composer, DJ and maybe one of the top MCs in the nation, POOKIE is headquartered in Melbourne. She cites Missy Elliot and the wider hip-hop community as the originators of her love of music. Growing up in Perth, POOKIE developed a passion for a wide range of artistic endeavors, including poetry, painting, drawing and sculpture. With the use of this... read full bio
Puzzle has released over 20 albums and has seen modest but steady development in popularity while concentrating most of his efforts on his other endeavor, The Garden. He has only performed live and on tour sporadically throughout the years, but he has managed to go to Mexico, Japan and the United States. He has started to perform more frequently in the last... read full bio
Paleman, a Manchester native who studied jazz at Trinity College of Music and Chetham's School of Music, has quickly risen through the ranks since breaking out of the UK's thriving post-dubstep scene. He immediately rose to prominence as one of the most innovative and creative DJs and producers. His career began with a number of albums on Swamp81, then he worked... read full bio
POZI are the kind of group that enjoys the creative cycle of destruction and reconstruction. This is demonstrated by PRAH Recordings' second album, Smiling Pools. They are at their most broad on this LP, which comes after a gradual expansion of their sound through two EPs before the frantic, self-imposed minimalism of their first record PZ1. Using a hyper-skeletal sound palette of... read full bio
In the big scheme of uncontrolled artistry, anarchy and the art of being in a band, in all its intricate forms, are nothing more than just child's play for Brighton's Porchlight. With their most recent hit, "Noel," Porchlight rises from the shadows in a world desperate for real rock music. The song, which was produced in east London's Haha Sounds Studio, is... read full bio
Here is a performer who is frequently hailed as Kuduro's new diva. It should come as no surprise that Pongo has made it her mission to continually modernize the history of the genre by incorporating global elements into her music. The ardent dancer, who was born in Angola, was exposed to a wide variety of musical genres as a child.... read full bio
The creator of Noirwave, a musical and cultural phenomenon that draws inspiration from punk aesthetics and the dispersed identities of the modern African diaspora, is Petite Noir. The Belgian-born, South African-raised artist from the Congo currently divides his time between London and Paris. His music combines elements from indie, electronic, afrobeat and alt-r&b. Petite Noir, who has been supported in the... read full bio
Indian-born American actor Paras Patel is well-known for his outstanding work on both the big and small screens. In the Christian historical drama "The Chosen," he portrays Saint Matthew, one of Jesus' renowned disciples, and has received a great deal of acclaim for it. Paras Patel's love of acting was clear from a young age, and he relentlessly pursued his goals.... read full bio
Since its formation fifteen years ago, Pile's changing brand of rock has earned them the moniker "your favorite band's favorite band." With each successive release, the band's relentless touring carried them from Boston's basement scene to international festivals, reaching ever-higher technical peaks. With scream-along-able lyrics that lean bizarre, Maguire—the meticulous composer, evocative guitarist and powerful voice behind the solo-turned-punk project—gives sonic... read full bio
People R Ugly was founded in Southern California by Zak Dossi, Bill Biersy, Julian Delgrosso and Tristan Kevitch. Their creation was unusual and it was the result of a YouTube narrative that had produced genuine creative effort. Their debut music video for the upbeat track "Life Of My Own Party" introduces the group to the world. Tristan, the drummer, had a fantasy of performing... read full bio
Since its founding, the Manchester-based group has undergone continuous change, and its most recent iteration exhibits a more understated approach to production and lyrics. Compared to their more complex earlier work, the song sounds more organic since more ambient space is left inside its framework and it leans towards a less polished finish. PIJN's perspective has also changed as a... read full bio
Paskman is a promising musician who is rapidly gaining recognition for his ability to blend tech house with traditional Latin sounds. Millions of streams and nearly as many supporters in the dance music industry have been amassed by him. His sardonic cover of "Chiquetere" by Raffa Villalba was the summer hit, garnering support from Sonny Fodera, Wax Motif, Hugel, Bingo... read full bio
Pixel grip is both flexible and steadfast. The trio from Chicago draws inspiration from the darkest corners of human experience as well as the poorly lit stages they frequently perform on. The band has been touring the depths of the underground scene in North America for the past four years, selling out venues and gaining a devoted following through their... read full bio
Although the British-Nigerian musician had been producing music for a while, he didn't start to reevaluate his path until everyone in the globe had more free time. Instead, Xan returned to the indie music he genuinely enjoyed as a child but was forced to hide. This gave him newfound energy and inspired him to produce music that was a more... read full bio
Pastel, a five-piece shoegaze band in their early stages, didn't let the epidemic stop them. Supported by two Welsh boys on bass guitar (Liam Oshea) and drums (Rhys Wheeler), an Irish lead guitarist and songwriter (Aaron Tormey), and two Mancunian cousins (Jack Yates and James Yates) on rhythm guitar and lead vocals, the band was recently dubbed a "wall of... read full bio
It would have been a lot simpler to travel if Paerish had been established in the US. The band, who just released You're In Both Dreams (And You're Scared), would have been more suited to tour with and fit into a scene rather of taking the more conventional path of playing small venues and gradually growing their fan base. Unfortunately... read full bio
Party Dozen is a saxophone Kirsty Tickle and percussionist Jonathan Boulet collaboration that is mostly based on improvisation. The Living Man, their debut album, was widely praised by critics and won "Album of the Week" at Sydney's FBi Radio while receiving national exposure on JJJ, Double J, and other communities. Since then, they have not stopped touring, with every show... read full bio
Pregoblin is a joint project by Jessica Winter and Alex Sebley. The band has gone through several lineup changes, but things really started to click when Alex and Jess got together. Before Pregoblin was created, Alex played with Lias and Nathan Saoudi in The Saudis, and Jessica is a composer and producer who has collaborated with artists including Gorillaz, Fat... read full bio
