Angine de Poitrine are a masked French Canadian math rock duo from Quebec, and since their inception quickly become one of the most talked about acts in experimental rock. Known for their offkilter microtonal tracks, exciting live performances, and a visual identity that feels equal parts surrealist theatre and DIY punk, they've carved out a space that's entirely their own. Seeing Angine de Poitrine live is an absolute spectacle. If you get the chance to see the Canadian duo live - take it!

For more than two decades, Wolf Parade have been one of indie rock's most distinctive and influential bands. Formed in Montreal in 2003, they quickly made their mark with their breakthrough debut album, Apologies to the Queen Mary. A 2006 nominee for the prestigious Polaris Music Prize, the record was met with widespread critical acclaim, earning glowing praise from The Guardian and Pitchfork, who later named it one of the defining albums of the 2000s.

Surfing on a wave of pop, beachy indie rock, and goth, Los Angeles quintet The Growlers formed in 2006 and honed their Twin Peakes-Esque sound over the course of their career. Catch them as they weave their garage-rock-tinged, summery magic on tour in North America this year!

Blossoming from the remnants of '90s alt-rock outfit Red House Painters, Sun Kil Moon is the moniker of frontman and singer-songwriter Mark Kozelek. Known for crafting indie folk balladry at its most bittersweet, Kozelek's slowcore sensibilities evoke a gentle, acoustic melancholy, like watching rainy days unfold from the warmth of home. Don't miss the chance to see them live as they head to a stage near you!