Powerman 5000
Powerman 5000
Makes My Blood Dance, Nouveau Arcade, Ghosts in the Graveyard


Powerman 5000


POWERMAN 5000
Powerman 5000 (often abbreviated as PM5K) is an American rock band from Boston, Massachusetts, best known for their platinum-selling 1999 album Tonight the Stars Revolt! and the hit single "When Worlds Collide". Founded in 1991 by frontman Spider One (Michael Cummings), who is the younger brother of metal musician Rob Zombie, the band is famous for its high-energy "Action Rock" aesthetic, blending science fiction themes with industrial metal and nu-metal sounds.

MAKES MY BLOOD DANCE
Makes My Blood Dance is a Brooklyn-based "cyber-goth disco-metal" band known for fusing aggressive metal riffs with electronic dance music (EDM) and dark pop. The band's name was inspired by a poem by Chris Poindexter, which included the line, "When I look at her, she makes my blood dance". Formed in 2018 and fronted by lead singer Evan Russell Saffer (known as EV0), the group describes their sound as a "collision of metal, electronics, and movement". Their live performances are often described as immersive "dancefloor rituals" that lean into a high-energy, nightclub-like atmosphere with heavy use of strobes and choreography.

NOUVEAU ARCADE
Seattle’s Nouveau Arcade lives somewhere between underground electronic culture and synth-driven alternative rock. Formed by Len Hotrum and Kevin Preston, the band builds a sound around pulsing electronics, dark textures, and emotionally driven vocals, shaped by a strong pop sensibility. Their songs balance atmosphere with an undeniable melodic pull. Rather than sitting neatly inside one genre, Nouveau Arcade carries a dangerous post-punk edge while continuing to explore new territory. Their sound resonates with the culture shared by gamers, music fans, and the communities that bring those worlds together.
Where music, games, and creative vision collide.

GHOSTS IN THE GRAVEYARD
Ghosts in the Graveyard is an American darkwave, goth, and deathrock band based in Seattle, Washington. Known for their spooky, horror-themed aesthetic, the band blends elements of alternative rock and electronic programming into what they call a "scary sonic brew". The project was formed around 2016 by frontman and primary mastermind Byron C. Miller, who leverages his deep professional background in horror, film direction, and his past role as a scare actor at Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights. Over the years, the group has evolved into a highly collaborative creative force.
