Machine Girl

Machine Girl have always operated as an inimitable, inventive, and individual sonic phenomenon. The newly trio’d lineup—Matt Stephenson (vocals, producer), Sean Kelly (drums), and Lucy Caputi (guitar)—fortifies a punk exoskeleton with electronic alchemy and cinematic ambition, outfitted for an uncompromisingly heavy attack. Rave, metal, punk, and pummeling electronic and organic drums collide and splinter like shrapnel into kaleidoscopic blasts of vibrant color and visceral sound.

Machine Girl carved out an incomparable lane upon arrival with Stephenson’s 2014 full-length debut LP, Wlfgrl, achieving bona fide cult status through tracks such as “Out by 16, Dead on the Scene,” “Ghost,” and “Mg1,” the latter of which has amassed more than 43 million Spotify streams and counting. Their sound proceeded to completely reinvent itself across each LP that followed.

2024’s MG Ultra incited the most enthusiastic critical applause of the band’s career so far. Pitchfork professed, “Their music together plays like the soundtrack to the final boss level of some finger-blistering bullet hell,” while Dazed mused, “It’s hard to imagine a better soundtrack for the revolution than Machine Girl.”

The latter LP also set the stage for 2025’s PsychoWarrior: MG Ultra, functioning as a prelude. “Come On Baby, Scrape My Data” serves as a multi-generational war cry against AI and big tech: “Wanna know me? Wanna own me? Wanna clone me? F**k you, you can blow me.”

Their cathartic live shows have captivated hundreds of thousands of fans, with the band having already traversed five continents and thirty-four countries in the post-COVID era.

Deli Girls is a queer, anti-racist, anti-establishment band based in Brooklyn, NY since 2013. They are known for their charged live performances, and raw blend of industrial, noise, rave, and digital hardcore sounds born of the underground scene. Deli Girls is producer Hatechild., drummer John Bemis (Murderpact), and vocalist Dan Orlowski. Their most recent record “Losing State” was released on Industrial Strength Records. 

Yesterdayneverhappened (YNH) is an artist and DJ whose work lives in the collision between high-speed club music, emotional electronics, and the raw energy of the underground. Moving fluidly through footwork, jungle, speed house, breaks, and other mutations of dance music, YNH builds sets and productions that feel simultaneously nostalgic and forward-facing—melodic and atmospheric one moment, chaotic and physical the next.

With performances spanning the U.S., Japan, and South Korea, including appearances within Tokyo’s underground club circuit, Yesterdayneverhappened has developed an identity that reaches beyond any single regional scene. Their approach draws from internet-era electronic music, Black dance-music traditions, video-game and digital aesthetics, and the restless experimentation of contemporary club culture.

As both an artist and a driving force behind Daybreak, YNH has helped cultivate a world centered on boundary-pushing electronic music and emerging artists. Their recorded works has also earned critical and global recognition, further establishing Yesterdayneverhappened as a distinctive voice within a new generation of electronic music.

Whether producing or behind the decks, Yesterdayneverhappened approaches dance music as something constantly evolving: fast, emotional, unpredictable, and difficult to contain within genre.