Hailed as kick starting the riot grrrl revolution of the 90s, Bikini Kill opened doors for women to reclaim their space and air the grievances in true punk rock fashion with outspoken political opinions, radical feminist lyrics and a determination to be accepted as a band on their own terms, blazing a trail for women in music ever since their formation.

The prodigious Mac DeMarco may have been termed the 'goofball prince of indie rock' by Pitchfork, but his work ethic is nothing to joke about. In the last four years he's released two full studio albums (Salad Days and This Old Dog), as well as 2015's mini-LP Another One. Each release has seen him move further away from the garage stomp of his debut album to gentle and enthralling pop songwriting, powered by his unmistakable guitar playing.

Standing at the surprising crossroads of indie rock and Eastern European folk music, DeVotchKa's unique blend of DIY punk, traditional dance music, norteno, burlesque and vintage cinema sounds first came to international attention when they received a Grammy nomination for their soundtrack to the 2006 Oscar-winning indie flick Little Miss Sunshine.