Incan Abraham was founded in a garage in Rhinebeck, New York, in June 2009. In the fall of that year, the band relocated to Los Angeles, the hometown of three of its members, and Teddy, the only New Yorker, moved out West for the band. Since then, the band has released two EPs, Adult World (2010) and SUNSCREEN (2011), and maintained a constant stream of live shows in Southern California, as well as more far-flung appearances at CMJ 2010, San Francisco’s Noise Pop Festival, and SXSW 2011.

With a sound at once welcoming and exotic, Incan Abraham has received praise from NPR, TIME Magazine, and a number of respected local, national and foreign blogs. Earlier this year, the band launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund a new series of recordings, and was able to meet and exceed its fundraising goal by a substantial margin. The fruit of that effort, a new short-form album titled Ancient Vacation, was released in October 2011. On the strength of this release, Incan Abraham has been able to take its sound to its largest stages to date, including several official showcases at CMJ 2011, and an appearance at the Wiltern with Beady Eye in December.

FIM is a band from Los Angeles that consists of childhood friends Willem Broad, Nick Biddle, and Brandon Rauch. In 2011, FIM self-released their debut album "Bumper to Bumper", a punk rock n roll album in the vein of Violent Femmes meets Suicide. FIM's high energy live show has gained the attention of LA based Radio station KXLU, indie1031.com, and Los Angeles music blog LA Record. They have performed alongside bands such as Dirt Dress, Pangea, Family of the Year,Audacity, Rumspringa, and Beach Party. In May 2013, the band will be releasing a limited 300 run of their e.p. "Alien Beach Party" on 12" Vinyl.