CRACKUPS is a band of extremes: insanely fast, tight, unbelievably loud, yet with a sharp sense of melody and an ear for detail. Their debut album 'Animals On Acid' (2011) quickly gained cult status, further reinforced by the fact that the band hit the pause button shortly thereafter, for an indefinite period. But CRACKUPS always feels like coming home, and in 2019 the band resurfaces. Their second album 'Greetings From Earth' is the musical equivalent of a quadruple espresso: strong garage punk in seven songs and under 18 minutes. The third album is set to be released later this year. The first single, 'Sgt. Haze', leaves no room for ambiguity. It's still fruitless and, to everyone's relief, the search for the handbrake continues. Straightforward with no secrets. Inspired by a record collection that could belong to their parents, Black Flag and Devo meet Viagra Boys and Warmduscher.

Gull House are a punk whirlwind straight out of Diest, Belgium. They take their favorite garage, hardcore, and post-punk records, toss them in a blender, crank up the speed, throw in some eggs, and sip the Kool-Aid for good measure. The result? Short, fast-paced tracks full of raw energy, chaotic bursts, and noisy detours that hit like a shot of adrenaline.

Grand Bazaar is a lively, danceable band from Brazil, blending influences from gypsy, Balkan, Mediterranean, Brazilian, pop, and rock music. Their music is a vibrant mix of cultures and sounds, with a unique energy that shines through in their joyful live performances. With three albums released—Grand Bazaar (2014), Grand Bazaar II (2016), and Glória (2018)—the band continues to explore diverse musical landscapes, merging traditional tunes with modern pop and rock elements. Glória, released with the acclaimed RISCO label, captures their infectious energy and playful spirit. Grand Bazaar's sound is contemporary, Brazilian, and full of life.