Idlework, Rabbitfoot, Nastazia Bazil

IDLEWORK - alternative folky, rocky, electronicy ensemble, high on harmonies, whimsical poetry and electronic wizardry

RABBITFOOT - "The eclectic five piece cover as many bases sonically as they do aesthetically, dancing from post-punk to baroque pop and everything in-between. At one point in their set, a call to “praise the gods of latin music” was even gladly met by the captivated audience. The band consist of a guitar, synth, drums, violin and lead singer and despite the seeming lack of a bass player, a brilliantly multi-faceted Moog/synth combination provides such an entertaining backbone that gives the band not only a different side to many of the other bands that have released music out of the scene over the last 5 years, but also to their own earthy instrumentals.

Lead singer River provided such a magnetic performance, landing somewhere in-between Jarvis Cocker, Patti Smith and Stevie Nicks in stage presence. Lyrically topping off the instrumentals with a confident poeticism that is well beyond their years, though Rabbitfoot are yet to release any official music yet, they are already at a place creatively that is far beyond many of their peers." - Sam Tongue, New Sounds

NASTAZIA BAZIL Quirky keyboard pop. New single 'If I Could I Would' out today!