As PREWN, American artist Izzy Hagerup creates personal and emotionally driven indie rock. Her music emerges from her bedroom and feels to Hagerup like a public version of a private diary. With plenty of humor and self-deprecation, she writes about themes such as depression, guilt, shame, and the stress of living within the machinery of the capitalist system.

On her second album ‘System’ (2025), which was enthusiastically received by the likes of Pitchfork, Stereogum, Consequence of Sound, and NPR, PREWN fully blossoms both thematically and musically. With her instantly recognizable, trembling voice, she adds an emotional layer to her music and gives a surreal twist to the darkness in her songs. Hagerup combines elements of lo-fi, 90s rock, 00s indie, and emo rock. For fans of Sorry, Wednesday, Porridge Radio…

Head on Stone is the solo project through which Nele Janssen (Peuk) reveals a completely different side of her personality. Accompanying herself on piano, she transforms her signature authenticity into hyper-personal songs that are at once imaginative, sorrowful, hopeful, virtuosic, and offbeat.
Nele’s new album ‘Stony Beds’ was released on November 7, 2025, via FONS Records.

Magda is a post-rock band from London with a chaotic, uncompromising sound that refuses to be boxed in. Featuring Max Lambert (vocals), Dylan Watts (synths), Jack Lymer (guitar), Szymon Zdunek (drums) and Kamil Gacikowski (bass), the band is the result of years of close friendship and a shared commitment to genuine, unfiltered performances. Their lyrics explore social themes such as overconsumption, illness and health, and question systems that attempt to limit our humanity. Lambert’s captivating, often erratic stage presence blurs the line between performance and instinct, drawing the audience into something immediate and alive. Following the recent release of their latest single, 'It’s Not That Bad', and a series of performances at The New Colossus Festival in New York City, Magda is gaining international momentum and establishing itself as a band to watch.