SUNLIFTER // TRIIIP // MATTED // I N D I

Sunlifter are a grunge/alt rock trio based in Brighton, taking inspiration from bands such as Soundgarden, Basement and Smashing Pumpkins. Their sound ranges from aggressive, hardcore style riffs to melodic and intricate chord progressions.

Hailing from Manchester but originally from South Africa, TRIIIP is a three-piece alternative rock/post-punk band blending raw energy with immersive soundscapes. Formed in November 2022, the trio—Ciaran Quinn (Lead Vocals, Bass & Synth), Brogan Herron (Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals & Synth), and Ben Chuvali (Drums & Backing Vocals)—draws from both African rhythms and commercial Western genres, creating a sound that’s as dynamic as it is powerful.​ With a mix of electronic elements and live instrumentation, TRIIIP delivers a wall of sound that’s both atmospheric and anthemic. In 2024, they played across Manchester, London, Hull, and beyond, with even more scheduled for 2025.

Matted are one of the UK’s most exciting new rock bands, blending heavy riffs with emotional depth and sonic experimentation. Since their debut in May 2024, the five-piece has built fast momentum—playing Download Festival, Call of the Wild, Planet Rockstock, and supporting Crashface, Armored Saint, and Von Hertzen Brothers, alongside sold-out headline shows in London and Brighton. Their first releases have earned airplay on BBC Introducing and Kerrang! Radio, with the latter naming them finalists in their ‘The Deal’ competition. Matted’s music draws on a rich mix of influences—from AC/DC and Alice in Chains to Nine Inch Nails, Mr Bungle, and Beastie Boys—delivering rock that’s raw, melodic, and uniquely their own.

INDI is a London-based singer, songwriter, and multimedia artist with a voice once described as “a punch in a velvet glove.” Blending smoky, jazz-infused soul with alt-pop storytelling, she crafts cinematic soundscapes that feel both intimate and electric. Inspired by the fearless artistry of Kate Bush, Stevie Nicks, Lana Del Rey, and Raye, INDI channels her painter’s eye into her songwriting — creating music that’s as vivid and layered as her canvas work. She travels often, and her songs carry fragments of the places she’s been, the people she’s met, and the stories that demanded to be told. Live, she’s joined by her band, complete with a brass section, bringing a richness and energy that fills every corner of the room. Her debut EP Prove Me Wrong introduced her as a fresh, distinctive voice in the UK alt-pop scene. In 2025, she returns with a run of new singles and a calendar of London, Brighton, and festival shows — each one promising connection, atmosphere, and a touch of the unexpected.