The Controversy is a collaborative artist project between Thomas Hjorth (Denmark), Laura Vall (Spain) and Amy White (US/Spain) set in Los Angeles, CA. They invite you on a journey through intricate electronic beats, psychedelic ambiance, and lush pop melodies. The Controversy's latest album, 'Don't Count On Me,' has been named an 'electronic art-pop masterpiece' by FourCulture Magazine, KCRW featured their single, 'TwoVoices,' as Today's Top Tune on March 19th 2015, and U&I Magazine named 'Queen of Chinatown' their #1 Single of 2014. Bandcamp describes the album as 'moody pop music that's turning heads.' Buzzbands LA, Free Bike Valet Magazine, The Deli Magazine, El Periodico, Polari UK and Impose Magazine (amongst many others) have also featured and premiered their work. The Controversy's sound is influenced by artists like St Vincent, Beck, Air, Miike Snow, Portishead, Bjork, Radiohead, M83 and Massive Attack.

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Prins Software. Their music has been described as 'seamless mash up of electronica with psychedelic rock; infectious pop songs which merge the melodies of 80's Depeche Mode and OMD with a touch of The Knife and Metronomy.' This band was raised on Wild Kingdom and televised space shuttle launches. They sing about fun things like their favorite movies, science and the cosmos, flirting with boys, and understanding the prostitute psyche.

Sometimes they cover songs, usually romantic numbers. Musically, the band swirls together ukulele with whatever sounds, toys and instruments they enjoy into a pleasant, lo-fi pop sound, rooted in the sort of fun, sappy, playful and sneaky tunes you find in late-50s American Rock and Soul.

Visually, the outfits, toys, lights and bubbling test tubes are a feast. It's a PBS daycare playset. And physically, well, they're a very attractive band too. 'The band's self-labeled 'creative absurdity' is subtle in the same manner circus music is creepy yet supernaturally enticing. Underneath the young girl coos, xylophones, ukulele, bells and shakers making it an interesting swirl of doo-wop, folk and punk, Feuer sings about anything she wishes no matter how morbid, naughty, or awkward it may be.—Buzzbands 'Ramshackle, disorientingly dreamy folk'—Amoebablog 'Tin pan Dali'—American Pancake 'Psychedelic folk anarchy'—Don Bolles, The Germs 'No-boundaries, experimental ukelele-enforced pop'—Indie Rock Reviews 'Mock dirgy sock-hopImagine Wednesday Addams all grown up and kicking Kate Bush all over the lot.'