LANDMVRKS, hailing from Marseille, France, have solidified their place as one of the most electrifying acts in the modern metalcore scene. Since their formation in 2014, the band—fronted by the charismatic Florent Salfati, alongside guitarists Nicolas Exposito and Paul "C. Wilson" Cordebard, bassist Rudy Purkat, and drummer Kévin D’Agostino—has been pushing boundaries with their signature fusion of blistering heaviness, infectious melodies, and emotionally charged lyrics.LANDMVRKS first turned heads with their 2016 debut album Hollow, establishing their raw, energetic sound. They expanded their sonic horizons with Fantasyin 2018, earning critical acclaim for its daring experimentation, before reaching a new peak with 2021's Lost in the Waves, which debuted at an impressive #17 on the German album charts. This marked a turning point for the band, solidifying their position not only in France but also across the European metalcore scene.In 2024, LANDMVRKS embarked on a successful world tour that saw them conquering stages across the USA, Australia, and beyond, further cementing their reputation as a global powerhouse in the metalcore genre. Their electrifying performances captivated audiences worldwide, elevating their status and solidifying their international appeal. Their relentless drive has earned them over 600,000 unique monthly listeners on Spotify, a testament to their ever-growing fanbase and universal resonance.That same year, the band announced their highly anticipated return with the explosive single "Creature," reigniting excitement for what comes next. Their upcoming album, The Darkest Place I've Ever Been, slated for release in 2025, promises to be their most ambitious and personal project yet, diving deeper into introspection while retaining the raw intensity that fans have come to love.With relentless touring across continents and performances at major festivals, LANDMVRKS have built a reputation for their high-octane live shows that leave audiences breathless. As they gear up for this next chapter, they continue to prove why they are a driving force in modern metalcore, carrying their genre to bold and uncharted territory.  

Silly Goose is the audacious brainchild of Jackson Foster and Alan Benikhis, musicians who eat, sleep, and breathe the raw power of late 90’s rap rock and nu metal. Growing up, the two marinated in the vibes of Limp Bizkit, Rage Against the Machine, Gojira, and an eclectic mix of genres, all coming together to forge the unmistakable sound of Silly Goose.   Silly Goose’s first EP, The Goose Is Out Of The Bag, was put together while the boys were still in high school and laid the groundwork for their ambitious style, while simultaneously showcasing one of the attributes that their fans most appreciate–a commitment to delivering hard-hitting music without taking themselves too seriously. At the end of the day, Silly Goose is about providing an outlet for all kinds of feelings, from frustration to rage, resentment and revenge to reveling in the joy of occasionally wanting to just be silly and mosh for the sheer exhilaration of it.   As Silly Goose moved beyond high school, both the band and its members matured significantly. They recorded their debut album, The Streets Heard It First, which laid the bedrock for their evolving sound. The heavy-hitting, anthem-like choruses and raucous energy of these early tracks struck a powerful chord with fans. The album's title also reflected the group's commitment to bringing their music directly to the people, independently and on their own terms.   The band’s upcoming EP Bad Behavior signals yet another step up from their previous work. Songs like "King of the Hill" and "Tsunami" continue to push boundaries and mark a massive milestone as their first release since signing with Blue Grape Music.   What truly sets Silly Goose apart is their fusion of high-energy performances with a genuine, down-to-earth vibe. They never take themselves too seriously. Their simple mission is to make good music, have fun and make the people happy; a purpose that endears them to fans who appreciate the authenticity of their vibe. Silly Goose isn’t just a band; they’re a brotherhood of rockers who live to shred and put on unforgettable live shows.   The Silly Goose origin story is pivotal to their grassroots rise of die-hard fans. Jackson Foster and Alan Benikhis, both Atlanta natives, originally founded Silly Goose after jamming together in high school under another name. They kickstarted their musical journey at familiar local hotspots like Smith's Olde Bar and The Masquerade, but these stages were just the beginning. Driven by a relentless, innovative spirit, the band retrofitted a trailer into a mobile stage, complete with a generator, to perform electrifying free street shows outside larger venues, usually following larger bands and playing in a parking lot, gas station or any spot close to where the crowds let out after the official show finished. This guerrilla-style approach first rocked Atlanta's Music Midtown and local venues, but quickly exploded into out-of-state festivals.   The pivotal moment for Silly Goose came in 2022 at DWP’s Inkarceration Festival in Ohio. In a now infamous move, the band “crashed” the festival when they set up and played a set in one of the festival parking lots. Receiving news of the commotion, producer Danny Wimmer himself stormed out to personally shut them down, but as legend goes, Wimmer was so blown away by their performance and out-of-the-box, old-school work ethic that he decided instead to add them to the festival lineup for the next two days. This epic event marked the start of Silly Goose’s regular appearances at DWP festivals and a cult following of fans who either witnessed the original show or desperately wish they had. Since then, Silly Goose has been packing in ever-growing, wildly enthusiastic crowds and cultivating a fiercely loyal fan base.   The current lineup of Silly Goose features Jackson Foster on lead vocals, Alan Benikhis on drums, Ian Binion on lead guitar and backup vocals, and Yalli Alvarez on bass guitar and backup vocals. Together, they create a sound that’s both explosive and deeply engaging, powered by Jackson’s dynamic vocal delivery and the band’s relentless instrumentation. The band collaborates on writing with Foster taking the lead on lyrics and steering the ship throughout the production process.   In the ever-evolving world of rock, Silly Goose stands out with their groundbreaking approach, infectious energy, and unwavering dedication to their craft. As they continue to blaze new trails and expand their reach, one thing remains rock solid: their commitment to delivering kick-ass music and unforgettable live experiences for their fans.

Resolve, as the name suggests, is an unstoppable entity. Fronted by vocalist/songwriter Anthony Diliberto and completed by guitarist Antonin Carré and brothers Nathan and Robin Mariat, respectfully drummer and bassist, the quartet has never stopped even for a moment since their start in 2017. This work ethic has helped ciment the band into one of France’s most popular export of the decade. Their sophomore album Human, released in the fall of 2023, is a journey of self-acceptance, both on a personal level and on a larger scale, a depiction of how we as a species are changing what it means to be human. It is as varied as it is visceral, showing off the bands attention to detail as much as their ear for an addictive chorus. Ever since their debut album release, 2021’s acclaimed Between Me and The Machine, the four frenchmen have been touring relentlessly. The live experience is the final piece to Resolve’s puzzle: a human celebration, spontaneous and honest, executed with a machine-like precision.