X-GIVING w/ Excision

The name itself presents a terrifying image- a mangled, forced extraction, quite literally "removal by cutting". It should come as no surprise that the sounds behind this name are just as filthy, brutal, and unforgiving as the namesake suggests.

Excision shows are like no other- a virtual apocalypse of twisting and morphing sounds turn massive crowds into a frenzy, as virtual walls of bass are relentlessly impaled time and time again upon their fragile bodies and ears. Your ears will ring and your eyes will roll into the back of your head as you are suspended in what can only be called a true sensory overload. Bass will rain down from above for hours as Excision's skills as a DJ and producer shine like an unholy light from the underworld.

The true champion of bass music, Excision hails from Kelowna, British Columbia. The founder of the ROTTUN label, a bass music conglomerate that has shaped the sound of modern Bass music, Excision has created a vast roster of allies that has only bolstered his spot as a warrior of bass music. Armed with a library of destruction and filth, Excision has time and time again tested the limits of electronic music with vastly different sets that encompass a full range of genres. The things you see and hear during the precious time you are engaged by Excision's sounds will eclipse your mind for a lifetime, as you are constantly enlightened by the true fervor and energy that only an Excision set can provide.


From dubstep wunderkind to pioneer of the trap movement, 20-year old CRNKN from New Hampshire has exploded onto the electronic scene. He has garnered support from major artists including Flosstradamus, Baauer, UZ, Crizzly, The Killabits, Adventure Club, and many more. With hundreds of thousands of plays on his Soundcloud and constant touring around the country playing the most prestigious venues and shows, CRNKN is poised to have a breakout year in 2015. Stay Tuned!


Deriving "Dotcom" from his last name "Comstock," Dotcom has exploded on the bass scene with his explosive trap remixes and heavy hitting production.

Drawing influences from the likes of Dillon Francis, Diplo, and Flosstradamus - traces of dubstep, trap, and even progressive house can be found in Dotcom's unique sound and style.

Dotcom's remix of Chief Keef's "Hate Being Sober," has seen 800,000+ plays in just one month. Averaging 300k plays a week on his Soundcloud, Dotcom is surely on the rise and an up and comer in the EDM world.

Dotcom has received support and attention from trap/dubstep's finest - Crizzly, HeRobust, and many more.


NGHTMRE hit the dance scene like a sweet dream releasing tracks at a frenetic pace since he got here a year ago. The 24 year old's remix of Showtek's "We Like To Party" with Slander has been championed by the likes of Diplo, Carnage and DJ Snake to name a few and garnered almost 5 million plays online. Soon after the releasing the remix of Showtek, NGHTMRE signed with Hashtag
JukeLife Management (Nadia Ali, Slander, Meaux Green, Bobby Puma, etc) who in turn quickly signed him over to Steve Gordon at Circle Talent (Carnage, Flux Pavillion, Datsik, Excision, Morgan Page, Yellow Claw, etc). A master of sound design helps make every track fresh but with very distinct drops, NGHTMRE's remixes of Victor Niglio's "Jiggy," Elliphant & Skrillex "Only Getting Younger",
Jumo Daddy's "Black Horse" have been rinsed by Flux Pavillion, Borgore, Snails, Adventure Club, Bro Safari to name a few. Along with these records being club bangers, they are also three of five which charted Top 3 on the Hype Machine tastemaker charts, further establishing himself as someone who's jams are equal part melodic and high energy. Earmilk.com even went as far to dub him "Skrillex
2.0." With releases on Ultra Records, Mad Decent, Wind Up Records, Play Me Records, and Circus Records, things are only getting started for young NGHTMRE. During his first Miami Music Week, he played 7 shows in 5 days and had an unexpected feature of his new "ID" as the only ID in Skrillex's headlining festival closing Ultra Music Festival set. NGHTMRE's newest EP, a collab with
Slander entitled "Nuclear Bonds," has already received support from most of dance music's elite including Carnage, Flosstradamus, Seven Lions, The Chainsmokers, Krewella, Datsik, Tritonal, Dirtyphonics, 12th Planet, Pegboard Nerds, TWRK, and more. He will soon be taking off on his first international tour which spans North America and Australia. Be on the lookout for NGHTMRE in a
city near you.