Australian indie rock band Floodlights made a massive impact with their 2019 EP Backyard and their critically acclaimed debut album From A View the following year. They've played a string of sold-out shows and festivals in Australia and have performed with the likes of Amyl and The Sniffers and Arctic Monkeys.

Last year, the band released their second album Painting of My Time. The album has received countless praise from international critics. NME wrote in their five-star review: "On their second album, the Melbourne quartet take their place among the ranks of the country's most unflinching truth-tellers."

Floodlights are known for their dynamic live performances that are equal parts raw and intimate, creating a seamless universe.

Evocative lyricism has always been at the core of their songwriting and is enhanced by their unique sound universe of propulsive drums, catchy guitar lines and magical hooks.

Since the beginning of their short career, Floodlights have explored themes of personal dislocation, identity and the Australian landscape as a form of escapism.

Led by award-winning score composer Sophus Alf, Sunraker is an alt-rock quartet blending atmospheric 90's shoegaze with the nostalgic drive of 80's new wave. 

Inspired by the likes of The Cure, Mew and Jeff Buckley, Sunraker powers through lush soundscapes with towering vocals and a sound that is both ethereal, melodic and explosive, conveying intense emotions and tales of love, longing and lust.

Following the release of their debut EP Live from The Blackbox Sunraker has received praise from both Danish and international media and podcasts, along with a co-sign from The Verve and Stone Roses-producer Paul Schroeder. 

Formed in 2022 in Copenhagen, Sunraker is currently recording their debut album set to release in 2025.