A) Omhouse -Self described bittercore and weirdo pop from multi - talented Steven Foster. At times sinister and tense, and at others otherworldly and euphoric, Omhouse oscillates between disorienting, riff-heavy rock and adventurous sample-based electronic pop. The upcoming debut full-length album explores themes of masochism, guilt and loss of control. www.facebook.com/omhousetoronto

AA) While looking through an illustrated book of reproductive diseases Milk Lines was a name that inspired Jeff Clarke (Hellshovel/Demons Claws) for his next project. Originally supposed to be an electronic noise project Jeff moved to Toronto from Montreal in the fall of 2011 and started the project early spring 2012 with his wife Emily Frances, Kyle Connolly and Pat McCormack, but not in the electronic direction intended. If you have ever heard any of Clarke’s previous projects it will be no surprise to learn Milk Lines is a product of his work. It’s psychedelic country with folk and punk roots. Milk Lines are currently working on a full length album to be released in the Spring 2014 www.facebook.com/MilkLines

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