Jesu

Justin Broadrick, living legend. Man of a million musical hats: Godflesh, Final, Techno Animal, God, Ice, Curse of the Golden Vampire, ad infinitum. Man whose influence is nearly legion: Neurosis, Ministry, Isis, Fear Factory, Cult of Luna, even Korn. Justin Broadrick, the man who brought us Streetcleaner.

Junius

Junius blurs the line between dark New Wave and brooding cinematic art rock to form a genre-defining Post-Wave aesthetic. Alternative Press says "This darky lush epic...is the best soundtrack for reveling in the melancholy of actually living since My Bloody Valentine’s Loveless."

Prophet 7;13

Prophet 7;13 began with a 4-track and an artist by the name of J. Mikeal .G .  Originally from Los Angeles, California,  Mr. Mikeal created music, like many artists, as therapy to deal with an empathic heart and to curb his desire for the musical taste he wasn’t finding on the radio or in the record stores.

Watch Me Burn

Watch Me Burn was conceived by screamer (and famed Suicide Girl) Sawa, guitarist Kevin Fetus, drummer Rusty Reens, and bassist Russ Herpich in November of 2000. Right off the bat, WMB took an impromptu fist and shoved it firmly beneath the undercurrents of what is deemed "acceptable" in the grindcore metal scene.

Zombi

Producing work that is epic in concept, sound, and artistic approach, Steve Moore and A.E. Paterra, the masterminds and multi-instrumentalists behind Zombi, have re-imagined the architecture of progressive rock and dynamic instrumentals—carving a niche in underground music distinctly their own.

Sami Jano

Self-taught musician and composer Sami Jano, a first-generation Arab-American was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan.  His first foray into music was playing trombone in his elementary school band, but soon found his real love was drums.