Newcastle-based artist Jayne Dent who takes influence from folk, art pop, noise, ambient and improvised music, her work has been described in The Guardian as "stripping folk back to its bones while letting its future echoes bleed out".

The Junkoactive Wasteman & The Tin Can Twins. A trio of self-proclaimed junkophilic, electro tin can playing, robo dancing ex freelance binmen who drowned in a barrel of toxic waste but were saved by tin cans which fused to their bodies. No longer man, but part man part tin can.

Classically trained violinist born and raised in Clarkston, MI, Mallory Linehan is now a freelance musician, experimental artist, curator and full-time teacher currently based in Chicago, IL.

Anna Johnson creates at intersections of performance, sound, moving image and installation. Her work explores intimacy and interrelation as they manifest on emotional and spiritual registers within the body. She works site-specifically, in embodied conversation with the unique architectures, energies, and potentials for live experience within every space.

Bob is interested in the shamanic capacity of poetic performance and how it interacts with cross art collaboration, testing the potential of the spoken and written word and its integration with a range of other art forms.

Jim Haynes lives and works in Northern California. His compositions of corrosion, shortwave radio, and tactile noise have been published by Editions Mego, Monorail Trespassing, The Tapeworm, Elevator Bath, and many others.

Her practice spans drawings, moving image, sound, and installation. Her research-based practice demonstrates a continued interest in the interplay between sound and image to investigate the aesthetics of images, the materiality of film, the sculptural possibilities of sound and the visualisation of music.