A Place To Bury Strangers have been delighting and astonishing audiences for close to two decades, combining post-punk, noise-rock, shoegaze, psychedelia, and avant-garde music in startling and unexpected ways. See Through You is an explosive journey which explores the listener’s limits of mind-bending madness while simultaneously offering the catchiest batch of songs in the band’s discography. Outpacing even their own firmly blazed path of audio annihilation, See Through You repeatedly delivers the massive walls of chaos and noise that every A Place To Bury Strangers fan craves in spades. It’s a nod of the cap to the art school ethos of the band’s origins, while forging a new and clear direction forward. 

Kontravoid’s masked mystique has remained for over a decade. Ever since the release
of his self-titled LP in 2012, the Canadian-born, Los Angeles-based Cameron Findlay
has perfected dark pop with his oeuvre that teeters between the EBM, electro and goth
genres. His productions, such as 2019’s “Too Deep” and 2021’s “Faceless,” dive to the
most derelict corners of foggy, strobe-lit clubs: there is no choice but to dance. But
there is an uncanny softness and obvious songwriting ability to compose
heart-wrenching songs that are both captivating and drenched in melancholy—2018’s
“Undone” has been a fan favorite since it came out on Berlin’s Fleisch Records.
Onstage, Kontravoid demands the audience’s attention with his powerful performance
that balances his specific concoction of harsh beats with his signature bass line
rhythmic patterns. He’s toured alongside Boy Harsher, ADULT., Drab Majesty and Hide,
and has remixed the likes of Schwefelgelb and Kris Baha. Truly a man of the shadows,
Kontravoid is an unparalleled fixture in the dark electronic arena.