San Diego bites back!

Crocodiles sound like The Jesus and Mary Chain and The Velvet Underground decided to ditch the internet together. Noise pop, shoegaze, disco-punk and krautrock in one raw, melodic bite. Over fifteen years in and still unapologetic. Latest album Greetings from Hell. Exactly what you’d expect from a band with that name.

Three acts. One frequency. The Wormhole Cult invites you into a night of noise and collective release.

DEAFDEAFDEAF and KRAM bring together two distinct yet kindred forces from the underground, while the Black Currant DJ Team keeps the signal alive after the live rituals.

DEAFDEAFDEAF delivers a potent blend of post-punk urgency, noise-rock intensity and hypnotic repetition. Songs built to rattle walls and shake loose whatever you’ve been carrying around all week.

KRAM arrives with explosive alternative post-punk driven by tension, conviction and connection. Guided by their belief that Love Stands Forever, the Amsterdam-based Irish-Dutch collective turns every performance into a shared release. No wonder their relentless live energy earned them the Amsterdamse Popprijs in 2025 and a place among the most promising new acts heading into Popronde.

Together they create a space where strangers move as one, where noise becomes communication and where the barriers between stage and crowd begin to dissolve.

The Black Currant DJ Team completes the journey with a carefully selected stream of underground sounds, forgotten treasures and future classics.

No spectators. No background music. Just volume, movement and the strange magic that happens when a room full of people tunes into the same frequency.

Step through the portal. Love stands forever.