Black Dahlia is an experimental UK-born and Australian based musician and artist who creates a captivating quirkiness that casts a colourful shadow in the experimental music scene.

With performances often compared to artists such as Klaus Nomi and Peter Gabriel, Black Dahlia’s music explores styles such as Art-Pop, New Wave, and the avant-garde. It forges its own unique sound but at the same time takes cues from 80’s absurdities and weirdness such as works by David Bowie, Laurie Anderson, Geneva Jacuzzi, and Tears for Fears.

Along with multiple international releases, Black Dahlia has performed live across the EU and Australia alongside artists such as John Maus, Kris Baha, MVTANT, Zanias, Buzz Kull, Lucy Cliche, Cong Josie, Enola, and Rebel Yell.

Her most recent single ‘Bodyguard’ was presented with an ABC Rage’s ‘Wild One’ award and received a premiere via Post-Punk.com. As well as being the Director for the music video, Black Dahlia was also Producer, Art Director, Choreographer, and Concept creator for the project. Donning various characters, Black Dahlia embodies performance art and its mediums such as contortion, mime, surrealism, Dada, the avant-garde, and body horror.

G.U.N is a performance guided musical trio based in Eora / Sydney, conceived from a mutual loving urge and fascination toward experimental music. Formed in the latter end of lockdown 2021, the trio began exploring the complexities of contemporary electronica and post-punk whilst simultaneously incorporating their passion of theatre, performance art and sound therapy into their music. G.U.N’s live performances display a unique and energetic array of honest personal inquisition with both vulnerability and improvisation at it’s core, with intent to offer a safe platform for all present to contribute and explore their own human nature.

Kidskin (Rahnee Bliss) is a prolific Sydney/Eora artist and a creative director. Their practice echoes between photography & videography to music and design. Kidskin orchestrates a confluence of dark synthpop, industrial, experimental, and the moody aesthetics of 80s goth.

Doctor Robot has travelled back in time from the year nine million on a mission to spread galactic awareness about galactic awareness and to save the future from a cosmic curse.
Doctor Robot is a solo science-fiction ghetto funk and cyber boogie using all vintage electronic equipment from the 80s and 90s.