Oblivion Access Adds Danny Brown, Grouper, Death Grips’ Andy Morin and More

Experimental festival finalizes lineup for May 12-15

After two years away, heavy metal and experimental specialists Oblivion Access return to Downtown Austin May 12-15.

Today, the four-day festival confirms its full lineup. Previously-announced performers like Blonde Redhead, Carcass, The Locust, Youth of Today, Xiu Xiu, Autopsy, Converge, William Basinski, Zola Jesus, and Lil Ugly Mane carry over from the previous announcements. Expanding its heavy reputation with more hip-hop, electronic, avant-garde, and punk than prior iterations, the third-year festival adds a number of new artists.

Iconic Detroit rapper/personality Danny Brown and Death Grips’ Andy Morin, who recently announced a self-run new label and single, expand the lineup. There’s also a rare Texas performance by landmark ambient artist Grouper, the world-building outlet of Liz Harris. The festival also adds the Microphones’ first local performance in over two decades, as well as Full of Hell, Ho99o9, Massacre, Cities Aviv, King Woman, and more.

Oblivion Access takes place across Austin venues Empire Control Room & Garage, Creek and Cave, Mohawk, Elysium, Hotel Vegas, Valhalla, Native Hostel, and Central Presbyterian Church. Tickets to individual shows and four-day festival badges go on sale tomorrow, Feb. 11 at 10am, at oblivionaccessfestival.com.

Find the full lineup below, *** indicating new lineup additions.

  • Danny Brown ***
  • Blonde Redhead
  • Carcass
  • The Locust
  • Grouper ***
  • Youth of Today
  • Andy Morin (of Death Grips // Solo Set) ***
  • The Microphones ***
  • Xiu Xiu
  • Autopsy
  • HO99O9 ***
  • Converge
  • William Basinski
  • Zola Jesus
  • Lil Ugly Mane
  • Injury Reserve
  • Cave In
  • Armand Hammer (featuring The Alchemist)
  • Andy Stott
  • Vio-Lence
  • Massacre ***
  • METZ
  • A Place to Bury Strangers
  • Wiki ***
  • Melt-Banana
  • Windhand
  • Black Dice
  • Anika
  • Show me the Body
  • Cities Aviv ***
  • King Woman ***
  • Liturgy
  • Coven
  • Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe
  • Despise You
  • Uniform & The Body (special collaborative showcase)
  • Blood Incantation
  • Billy Woods ***
  • HTRK ***
  • Full of Hell ***
  • Prurient
  • Kool Keith
  • The Body ***
  • Akai Solo
  • Soul Glo ***
  • Author & Punisher ***
  • Cough
  • Thou
  • Devil Master
  • Drew McDowall ***
  • Ringworm
  • Acid Witch
  • True Widow
  • Fat Tony ***
  • Fury
  • Primitive Man
  • Spectral Voice ***
  • N8NOFACE ***
  • LustSickPuppy ***
  • Mizmor
  • Uniform
  • Deli Girls ***
  • Drain
  • Hell
  • Boan
  • Yellow Eyes
  • Alex Zhang Hungtai ***
  • Debit
  • Plack Blague ***
  • Spotlights
  • ​​Candy
  • Deaf Club
  • Ilsa ***
  • Troller
  • Yautja ***
  • Midwife
  • Vermin Womb
  • Mortiferum ***
  • Elizabeth Colour Wheel
  • PLF ***
  • Outer Heaven
  • Immortal Bird
  • Missing ***
  • Portrayal of Guilt
  • Skeleton ***
  • Judiciary
  • Aaron Dilloway
  • Fed Ash ***
  • Glassing
  • Vile Creature
  • Sex Pill ***
  • Christworm
  • Many Blessings ***
  • Death Insurance ***
  • Sore Dream
  • Mvtant ***
  • Grivo
  • Saintpeeler
  • Blank Hellscape
  • Bridle
  • Private Service
  • Shitbag
  • Wolfie Warship

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