Inherited
Rising from the isolated peninsula of Zeeland at the southwestern point of the Netherlands, Dutch youngsters Jamie Versprille (vocals), Marvin Wesdorp (guitar), Midas Giele (guitar), Lucas Camonier (bass) and Neill Ray (drums) – are a groove-hardcore band battering down the doors of the underground circuit and carving their name into every stage they touch. The high school friends dropped their debut album ‘No Regrets’ in 2025 and prove that hardcore runs through their DNA.
Hondenfokker
Based between Amsterdam and Groningen, Hondenfokker is a kennel-broken three-piece caught somewhere between a rave and a riot. The band smashes jagged guitar riffs into a mess of chaotic beats and analog synth bass, built for both the dancefloor and the mosh pit. Impossible to keep on a leash with vocals snapping between catchy hooks and wild improvisations, sinking their teeth in and refusing to let go.
Gender Reveal Atomic Bomb
This quartet brings an explosion of creative chaos, which travels through time to the future of punk. By combining the raw authenticity of punk rock and riot grrrl with complex guitar and bass lines that borrow elements from metal, glam and prog. Get yourself ready for a trip to another dimension.
LEMONSUCKR
Originating from a creative space called ‘’The container’’ (yes, indeed, literally a metal shipping unit), LEMONSUCKR started developing music through intense collaboration. In late 2024 they collectively moved to Brighton to put everything together to the stage. The result? A live experience full of hot-bloodedness and confidence, forming a unique sound that blends alt-rave, dance-punk and rock.
SELL EVERYTHING
With influences like King Krule, Toro y Moi, and Bar Italia, this Dublin-based collective blends swirling textures with off-kilter grooves to create music that feels both intimate and expansive. Their tracks have landed on major Spotify playlists, including Pollen and Fresh Finds UK & Ireland, connecting with a growing audience of psychedelic and indie fans worldwide.
Snapped Ankles
Straight out of the woods and into the heart of Hit The City, Snapped Ankles bring their unmistakable blend of feral post-punk, hypnotic electronics and untamed energy to Eindhoven. What started among the trees has evolved into one of the UK’s most unique live phenomena, renowned for transforming every show into a shamanic, communal ritual. Fresh off acclaimed albums, sold-out tours and appearances at festivals like SXSW and Desert Daze, the East London collective returns with their new record Hard Times Furious Dancing and the infectious ‘Forest Rayve’ sound.
WASTE
This Belgian band spews destruction and melancholy right in your face. Their sound balances between experimental noise and dark (post-)punk, resulting in a powerful cocktail of manic vocal outbursts, pounding drums, and wailing guitars. By bringing chaotic energy, they will drag the audience into fierce mosh pits and tear the stage apart.
Crouch
Crouch is a three piece band consisting of Wim Coppers (Wiegedood, Oathbreaker, Rise And Fall, Living Gate etc) on drums, Jasper Hollevoet (Ventilateur) on bass and Levy Seynaeve (Wiegedood, Oathbreaker, ex-Amenra, Living Gate) on guitars and vocals. On the new album they have shifted drastically towards the more progressive side of late 90’s, early 2000’s, heavy music rooted in punk hardcore. A general slow and weighty feel on one side, and on the other its unexpected hooks and angles, the record has been described as the brain child of Kickback and Captain Beefheart, raised by uncle Botch.
Wijf
This Ghent-based quartet delivers raw energy, heavy riffs and powerful vocals. The voice of singer Marie can be ethereal, then groovy, but always with a twist. Expect a professional teardown of stages.
Devon Rexi
This Amsterdam-based interdimensional dub group skirt and flirt around a motorik kraut-rock mentality with an unsuspected physicality and an uncategorisable sense of experimentation. As much as they create something fantastical and yet-unheard, their priority is in understanding vulnerability and friction, reality and fragility, mythologies and everyday resistances. They do this artfully and honestly through an almost deceptively simple arrangement of percussion, bass, and melody.