Iceage are labeled as a punk band from Copenhagen, Denmark. But that is only a fraction of the picture. They are more than just a punk band, they are a band that transcends labels or genres. A band that has had every one of their 4 albums garner the coveted "Best New Music" tag from Pitchfork and countless other music publications. Iceage has fast become a band destined for Icon status. "unhinged, but poetic, assured, direct and deviously loveable" NME “shows just how ambitious, fresh and vital-sounding guitar music can still be.” Clash Magazine “a classic case of punk wolfboys who discover girls and lose their religion.” Rolling Stone “pop-gothic grandeur with more tenacity and abandon than ever” Pitchfork David Boring Formed in 2013, Hong Kong, David Boring is named after the unlikely hero from American cult classic graphic novel David Boring. Musical influences of the band include punk, post-punk, noise, no-wave and industrial. Signatured with their dirty, experimental noise, delicately explosive and occasionally violent live performances, DB explores the murky modernity with a ferocious postmodern skepticism, creating a dark, borderline claustrophobic world that either excites or traumatizes. Since the release of the album in 2017, DB went from being an under-the-radar local cult favourite, to slowly reaching out to an international audience. They were named by i-D, as well as Dazed and Confused magazine, as one of the top 5 bands from East Asia to watch out for. Fueled by a unique blend of unflinching ferocity and poetic eloquence, the band was also featured in the late Anthony Bourdain’s last episode of Parts Unknown. In 2019, DB became the first Hong Kong band invited to take part in the SXSW festival.