London’s deathcrash make slowcore that’s fragile, vast, and devastatingly beautiful. What begins as a whisper often swells into something immense, music that feels both distant and painfully close. With their debut 'Return' (2022) and follow-up 'Less' (2023), they’ve carved out a devoted following and earned praise from Pitchfork, The Line of Best Fit, and Loud and Quiet.

On stage, deathcrash are quietly ferocious, silence becomes tension, and every note feels like it carries weight. They’ve toured with Codeine, The Jesus and Mary Chain, and Black Country, New Road, leaving audiences completely spellbound.

Leather.head is a five-piece London band making raw, politically charged music at the intersection of post-rock, slowcore, screamo, and experimental metal. What began in 2016 as a chaotic DIY project in Brighton—learning on stage—has grown into a band driven by instinct, intensity, and independence.

Their debut album 'mud again' captures them in their purest form: live, unpolished, and shifting between crushing loudness and fragile quiet. An intense mix of grief, rage, and connection.