Since their debut in the mid-Eighties, this folk-indie rock band has flown under the mainstream radar but remains to this day a quintessentially critics band. Although they write and perform the majority of their material, they have garnered critical acclaim for performing cover songs. The trio's laid-back and multi-layered psychedelia exists somewhere between sleep and lucidity; dreamlike soundscapes quietly defy current pop music trends to form minimalistic yet exquisitely crafted songs. Their live shows are master classes in dynamic range with three-part harmonies that lull the audience before giving way to swathes of noisy, blissful guitar fuzz.

Alternative songstress Chelsea Wolfe debuted her darkly poetic neo-folk stylings with first critically acclaimed album The Grime And The Glow - an offering which drew a fanbase of indie and metal fans alike. Now the American singer-songwriter has released her new song 'Dusk' and is hitting the road on a brand new tour with support from Divide and Dissolve.

Formed in Philadelphia G Love and Special Sauce are an alternative hip hop band that have often been compared to artists like the Beastie Boys. Despite a brief disullusion of the band they have reformed and are back stronger than ever. Their confident style of hip hop will transport you back to the early nineties and back to the classics that we know and love. The perfect destination for a night out especially if you want a trip down memory lane.

British singer-songwriter Mahalia heads out on the first North America tour since the release of her hotly received new album, IRL! This extensive leg of her world tour opens in Vancouver on 20th February, hitting 24 major cities across Feb-March, finally ending on 26th March in Chicago. The multi-talented musician and actor is seen as one of the exciting new voices of R&B, and the plaudits for IRL have praised its soulful breezyness and Mahalia's ability to bare all across an album partially inspired by her sessions in therapy.

A pioneer in commercial electronic music, English-born New Wave star Numan very much still enjoys a loyal following in the new millennium. Famous for his hits "Are 'Friends' Electric?" and "Cars", Numan continues to record and perform live across the US. His seminal 1979 album The Pleasure Principle continues to be held up as an early trailblazer of electronic music.