Patriarchy is a band lead by infamous LA songwriter and director Actually Huizenga, probing the soft underbelly of sex, power, subversion, and death - existing where desire and fear inevitably intertwine.

Never shy about confronting the audience with visceral, somewhat unsettling live performances, Patriarchy marries the NSFW carnage with sounds spanning infectious electronic dance, crushing industrial metal, and suffocating experimental noise.

Patriarchy returns a year after their successful debut European tour to revisit some of their favorite places, especially The Netherlands for Roadburn Fest, and to destroy some new cities along the way, including their first ever UK shows.

Since their last visit, Patriarchy released Forcefully Rearranged, a collection of 16 remixes that have been taking over DJ sets worldwide - featuring remixes by some of industrial & dark waves favorite names: The Soft Moon, Choke Chain, Automelodi, Choke Chain, Mvtant, Odonis Odonis, Rhys Fulber, Spike Hellis and many more.

2024 will be a big year for Patriarchy - in addition to new music coming early in the year, a slot on the much coveted Cruel World fest, and a brand new live set, Actually recently welcomed her first child to the world, a son named Winter Aurelius.

Speaking about the experience, she said “The motto of the last album (The Unself) was ‘I fear the things I want most…’ and childbirth proved to be the ultimate incarnation of those words. I’ve now experienced The Patriarchy’s ideal female accomplishment, and I enjoyed it, plus my breasts have doubled in size - my milk will be available at the merch table, but it won’t be cheap.”

Texas-based artist LLORA blends raw emotion with pulsating electronic rhythms, creating a

sound that is both intimate and commanding. Their self-titled debut on SYNTHICIDE is a

journey through heartbreak, longing, and euphoria, weaving ethereal melodies with the grit of

darkwave and EBM. Dreamlike yet urgent, LLORA’s music transforms vulnerability into

movement, crafting hypnotic soundscapes that are equally suited for deep introspection and the

dancefloor.

LLORA crafts emotionally charged dance music that straddles the line between dreamy pop and

the raw edges of EBM and wave. Their self-titled debut on SYNTHICIDE is a whirlwind of

heartbreak, mania, and longing, translated into hypnotic synth-laced grooves. From the

shimmering Italo-disco of International Discotheque to the dark, driving pulse of Let Me In,

LLORA’s sound is both vulnerable and electrifying. Expect a live performance that’s equal parts

catharsis and euphoria—where the club floor becomes a place for release, reflection, and

movement.