Scrapper is a post-punk band that channels conflicting influences into an unmistakable and unique torrent of sound. Based in Brooklyn, the band thrives on creating tension with raspy vocals, melancholy lyrics, and suspenseful instrumentals. Scrapper is comprised of Sean Flanagan (vox/guitar), Mike Themistocleous (guitar/vox), Joe Brennan (bass), and Davis Jordan (drums).

Gus and the TV (Columbus, OH) have been performing and releasing original music since 2017, after Gus Dieker, the band’s front man, purchased the TV at a thrift store for $8. Early songs included “Most Cars,” “TV Has Dreams,” and “Say,” proving the band could hit notes catchy, quirky, and heart-breaking. In 2022, while filming a musical special for broadcast on Channel 3, Gus and the TV were recruited by metaphysical beings to save the world from a shape-shifting artificial super-intelligence manifesting itself as the artist Duchamp. The adventure is currently streaming online as Gus and the TV Special (TV Edit). On June 21, 2023 (the summer solstice), Gus and the TV released a quadruple album of 52 songs which encompass the seasons of the calendar year. In 2025, the band released the album "Watching", followed by the mini-album “Santa Maria” in 2026. As to the future, as Gus and the TV says, “Stay tuned!”

Pop baby, Catie Lausten shares dreamy tunes and raw/soft lyrics in her singles. Watching her live performances have been described as being hit with a cloud. With roots in the Richmond DIY scene Catie and her band (Spencer Berry: bass, Dane Ludwig: drums) are based in Richmond, VA.