Spacehog with EMF and Ecce Shnak

British band EMF gained fame in the early '90s with hits like "Unbelievable." Known for their alternative rock and electronic style, they collaborated with Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer. They released "STIGMA" and "CHA CHA CHA" before disbanding. The band reunited in 2001 and again in 2007, performing live shows and releasing a "Greatest Hits" album. After bassist Zac Foley's passing, they focused on personal projects before returning to music, celebrating 30 years with a vinyl box set.

David Roush, born in New Haven, CT, now NYC-based, leads Ecce Shnak, a unique Chamber Punk project blending classical, punk, and pop. Influenced by Gogol Bordello, Björk, and Stravinsky, he released 'Metamorphejawns' in 2019.

Spacehog, formed in NYC in 1993 by UK natives, mixed glam rock like Bowie into their sound. Their debut, "Resident Alien," featured the hit "In the Meantime," achieving gold status. Known for arty sound and collaborations like Michael Stipe, they toured with Oasis before members formed Arckid.