Mogwai with Weezer, Bloc Party, and more

East London band Bloc Party is known for their genre-bending sound, blending post-punk, indie rock, and electronic influences. They gained fame with 2005's "Silent Alarm," which went platinum in the UK, featuring hits like "Banquet." With albums like "A Weekend in the City" and "Intimacy," they've explored diverse styles, from dance beats to personal themes. Despite lineup changes, the band, anchored by Kele Okereke and Russell Lissack, continues to innovate. They've collaborated with notable producers and toured widely, influencing the indie scene with their dynamic musical evolution.

Otoboke Beaver: Kyoto-based punk-rock-garage quartet, known for their high-energy performances and use of Kyoto slang. Gained recognition with SXSW and Fuji Rock appearances, charted in the UK with "Love Is Short." Also, played Coachella and toured the UK. Collaborated with Say Sue Me and Leggy.

Mogwai, formed in 1996 in Scotland, are known for their dynamic post-rock sound, merging power and minimalism. Renowned for tracks like "Travel Is Dangerous." They've released nine studio albums and four soundtracks. Mogwai consistently push musical boundaries while leading the independent music scene.