The doom folk and goth wave of Chelsea Wolfe alternates between post-punk, black metal, and blues, with ethereal and ominous vocal lines each time. Her unique sound stems from visual and literary influences. Musically, there are clear influences from Jarboe, PJ Harvey, Zola Jesus, Sonic Youth, Julie Christmas, and Grouper. This entire package makes her an extremely intriguing and exciting artist.

Colin H. van Eeckhout (CHVE) is the founder of the Belgian band AMENRA and the art collective Church of Ra (COR). The music of CHVE offers a dark, ritualistic experience that feels like a revelation. It is imbued with a spiritual energy born from deep pain and suffering. His work embodies a constant metamorphosis of light and darkness, creating a unique and captivating listening experience. The sounds and lyrics of CHVE take you on a journey through emotional depths and spiritual heights, where the boundary between the earthly and the supernatural blurs.

Mary Jane Dunphe is a versatile artist engaged in poetry, songwriting, singing, performance, and video art. Her work is a unique and idiosyncratic mix of crooning and danceable avant-pop songs. Her songs are imbued with a deep longing and feel like a love letter to no one in particular. She creates music that is both intimate and captivating, and her versatile approach makes her a fascinating artist. Her art speaks to the soul and takes the listener on an emotional journey, subtly breaking the boundaries between different genres and styles.