An post-hardcore band originated in Layton, Utah, and formed in 2008. Released their first Ep, Cheap Tricks and Theatrics in 2009. They have quite a complicated story between their members, which led to their break up after releasing their fourth album, The Dead Days, in 2019. However in 2025 they reunited to play at the Aftershock festival, stating that they're working in new music for the upcoming years.

Personally, they were my first favorite band of all time and they're still in my top 1. I know them since I was around 10, became a fan in 2019, and in 2025 I was able to see the comeback I was waiting for.

It's a theatrical swedish metal/rock band (whatever you prefer, honestly) that was formed in 2006 by Tobias Forge. The band is mainly a satire of the church, holding their characteristic aesthetic inspired by catholic imagery and horror films. They feature anonymous musicians (the Nameless Ghouls, often named by fans) and a rotating frontman known as Papa Emeritus. According to the lore of the band, it presents as an occult organization with a satirical, dark yet melodic take on satanism, though the actual band isn't Satanic at all, as Tobias Forge has stated, he is an atheist.

Most people could say that they're my favorite band because of how much I talked about them and their lore. Ghost is the perfect combination of good lore and good music, something that easily led me to be hyperfixated on it for a while (a month listening to them nonstop). They made me incredibly happy when I became a fan, though my hyperfixation passed, I still have a special place for them in my heart. I'm collecting all their albums (since they're easier to find than Get Scared's albums), right now I have 4 albums and 1 EP.

A band formed in 2018 from Leeds, West Yorkshire. Kown for their blend of alt rock, electronic and nu metal element, they're self produced and released their debut and first studio album, Babyface, in 2024.

There isn't a lot of information about them since they're kind of a more niche band that only does concerts on Europe. The first time I listened to them I felt actually representated, I identify with their music to another level, and I feel that everyone should give them a try. Thankfully I was able to get a signed copy of Babyface for my birthday in 2024, that album is still one of the most precious things I have. And since their fanbase isn't that big, their connection to us is very close, I was able to engage with them (mostly Rae) a lot of times, and I can say that they're really sweet. I really hope that I'll be able to see them live one day since they inspire me a lot.