The New York-based trio Sons of an Illustrious Father - comprised of Lilah Larson, Ezra Miller and Josh Aubin - are making their SXSW debut this year on the heels of their new album "Revol," released on March 9 - check out their video for single "Post-Future" below, and if you are going to be in Austin next week, you can see them at Maggie Mae's on 03.16 and at Cheer Up Charlie's on 03.19 - more info here.

 Here's a playlist with (hopefully) most of the NYC artists playing SXSW this year - in random order.

Check out the SXSW 2016 issue of The Deli Mag, now available online, and distributed in print next week in Austin during SXSW's Music Week. You'll find copies of it also at our SXSW Stompbox Exhibit and Synth Space!

Yes, we've done things a little differently this time: we shaped this rag the size of a 7" record, and created a "concept" issue almost entirely dedicated to Psychedelia, with a feature by our editor Brian Chidester about how this musical genre has become more and more influential in the new millennium. The two cover artists, Yonatan Gat and Lewis Del Mar, serve as the two extremes within which Psychedelia has expanded in recent years.

As usual, the issue also gathers:

- A lot of emerging artists (mostly psych this time),
- The winners of The Deli's regional Year End Polls for Emerging Artists,
- The winners of The Deli's Best of 2015 Readers' Polls,
- A section dedicated to the SXSW Stompbox Exhibit and Synth Space

We hope you enjoy the read and get to know some awesome new music.

The Folks at The Deli

 Just in, from Hunduras, this hilariously decadent new video for single Hollywood, launched in combination with their new EP 'Gathering Rust.' Yesterday the band embarked on a two week tour that will take them, among other places, to Austin's SXSW festival.

NYC-by-way-of-Israel guitarist Yonatan Gat performs and records as a power trio. The band's unworldly instrumentals are unleashed live with a rare combination of energy and precision, so much so that the group's performances have garnered a semi-legendary reputation, in particular in the DIY circuit, always welcome to artists that push the creative envelop without giving up punch. This year the band is literally taking over SXSW (list of shows here), but those who are not headed to Austin can catch them live at Webster Hall on March 11.

We asked the Gat are a few thoughts on being a nu-New Yorker and being psychedelic - or something. Read the Q&A with Yanatan Gat here.

We added this song to The Deli's playlist of Best psych songs by emerging NYC artists - check it out!