Perfectly executing the unlikely combination of Oi and coldwave is Brest-based newcomer Justice Divine. The brainchild of Jacky Cadiou (Syndrome 81, Prisonnier Du Temps, Grisaille), Justice Divine makes their presence known with their self-titled seven-song debut album. The group seamlessly integrates driving anthemic Oi rhythms, incensed hardcore vocals, brooding coldwave synths, and oddly enough—ethereal Gregorian chants.

Available on 12" vinyl

Brooklyn-based band Velvet has become well known in the NYC scene for their crushing live performances and distinctly heavy tones. With their debut LP, released in early 2024, the group has a sound that blends the ethereal textures of shoegaze with a raw alt-rock energy.

Available on 12" vinyl

Pet TV, the solo project of multi-instrumentalist Cody Bass, blends Britpop influences with a 90s slacker rock edge. His debut album, "Terriarum," set to release on à La Carte Records, began as a pandemic project to dive into home recording and solo songwriting. Pet TV delivers fuzzed-out, no-frills songs with nods to Guided By Voices, Pixies, and Beck, crafting a sound that feels both fresh and familiar.

Available on cassette

Further honing their craft, Docile Bodies builds upon the aural foundation constructed by post-punk powerhouses The Cure and The Chameleons. Since the group’s inception, they have drawn comparisons to contemporary acts Iceage, Protomartyr, and Eagulls while simultaneously carving their own niche of sonic landscapes and post-modernist prose.

Available on 12" vinyl