Hailing from the rugged landscapes of western Norway, Slomosa has emerged as a powerhouse in modern rock, developing their signature Tundra Rock sound. Comprising Benjamin Berdous (guitar, vocals), Marie Moe (bass, vocals), Tor Erik Bye (guitar), and Jard Hole (drums), and drawing inspiration from , and , the band fuses the heavy, groove-laden riffs of stoner rock with raw, melodic vocals and thunderous guitars.

Since the release of their self-titled debut album in 2020, Slomosa has become synonymous with raw power and electrifying performances. They’ve conquered major festival stages at Hell Fest, Freak Valley, and Bergen Fest, earning accolades for their ability to ignite crowds with their relentless energy and infectious sound. In July 2023, the band released Cabin Fever, a thunderous single from their highly anticipated sophomore album, showcasing their knack for gritty storytelling and soaring riffs.

In 2024, Slomosa plus brought their massive sound stateside, joining Alkaline Trio on a U.S. tour and further solidifying their reputation as a global force. They’re set to return in 2025 as direct support for Helmet, continuing their relentless march across international stages.

Whether on record or live, Slomosa delivers a visceral, unrelenting sonic experience that lingers long after the final chord. With their sights set high and their sound louder than ever, the band is carving out a legacy as the torchbearers of modern heavy rock.

Raised in Southern California by parents who brought them to DIY punk shows and spun classic punk records in the house, Hollywood, CA-based punk up-and-comers, The Mainliners, are the real thing. And they embrace their roots, taking inspiration from such legendary SoCal bands as TSOL, Descendants, and DI, and drawing comparisons to others in the vanguard, from The Circle Jerks to The Adolescents.

Formed in the crucible of pent-up creative energy that was a quarantine-era art/punk house in Los Angeles, the band hit the ground running – writing songs, playing shows, and switching instruments for a year and a half before the official four man lineup of Cash Mathieu on vocals, Colin Martin on guitar, Adrian Morris on bass, and Jackson Fox on drums was cemented.

Since then, the band has been hard at work developing their musical and visual language across several singles, an EP, an album, and a live album, all released since 2023. They’ve been tearing up stages across the country and getting their name out there playing with bands such as Enjoy, Gvllow, Civic, and Bad Nerves. They also played to a huge crowd as the only punk band on the 2024 edition of Tyler, The Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival in their hometown of Los Angeles, proving that The Mainliners’ sound, look, and message connects, not just with punks, but with fans of good music.