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Starving Weirdos are from northern California's lost coast, a sleepy hamlet surrounded by five hours of wilderness in all directions. They are a wild and desperate style music band. They dig on the quiet and natural beauty that defines their environs and try to carry the same spirit of dignity mixed with brute force and docile felicity as it appears to them daily. No discord and no harmony.

The Devil's Blood (http://thedevilsblood.com) is an occult rock band from the Netherlands formed in 2006. "We will serve you with what can best be described as a Satanic Ritual in which crowd participation becomes pivotal. You will wear our blood, you will taste our hunger, you will devour our spiritual release. Although far above you and unattainable for you in the current stages of your evolution, We, the acolytes of His immortal will, welcome you to join us in a night of violence, substance abuse, love and hate.

Khuda are an instrumental two-piece from Leeds. They have been making noise together since March 2007 and have progressed their sound greatly since then, releasing two EP's to date. The main comparisons (although their sound is relatively unique) are with the likes of 5ive, Don Caballero, Russian Circles etc... and with pleanty of new material in the works and plans for a third release coming together, Khuda are planning to tour as much as possible in 2009.

A Bear are a 3 piece Math/Post-Hardcore band from Manchester formed in February 2008 consisting of Luke Bather, Nathan Rostron and Jake Stubbs. In their first year they managed to gain support slots with bands such as Tubelord, BlakFish and The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster amongst others and following this, released a limited EP in late March 2009 entitled 'Some of our Friends are Animals'. The EP was recorded by a man known only as Ding and Mixed/Mastered by Lloyd Gabriel. It recieved play on several BBC radio shows including Tom Robinson's Introducing.