Mads Mouritz entertains the lunchtime crowd in the back garden at Anettes Sandwich in Århus during the Spot Festival. Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Hreiðar S. Marinósson and mixed by Gylfi Blöndal for gogoyoko.com.

Mames Babegenush perform a medley consisting of La Luna and Moldovenyaska in a rehearsal room in Århus' Musikhuset. The band had just played a barnstorming show so this was a nice warm down. Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Mikael Kærsgaard and mixed by Gylfi Blöndal for gogoyoko.com.

Mikael Kærsgaard, song writer and front man for Danish band Munich runs through an acoustic rendition of an unreleased track that's set to feature on the band's forthcoming record. Shot in the courtyard behind LYNfabrikken by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Hreiðar S. Marinósson and mixed by Gylfi Blöndal for gogoyoko.com.

Maria Timm and her band run through an acoustic version of Dirty Place in a commandeered theater in Århus' Musikhuset. Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Hreiðar S. Marinósson and mixed by Ben Allen.

choir of young believers parked their tour bus by an abandoned rail yard behind the Århus Musikhuset and had acquainted themselves with the Christiania-type community of squatters who are transforming the space. They had spotted a slightly out of tune piano in their travels around the space and suggested it as a good spot to shoot. We only had a brief time window so the group took their positions and went straight into it. Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Hreiðar S. Marinósson and mixed by Ben Allen.

Twin sisters Miriam and Johanna Eriksson Berhan of Stockholm's Taxi Taxi! perform Ripest Fruit at Musikhuset Lille Sal in Århus during the Spot Festival. Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Atli Bollason and mixed by Ben Allen.

Århus' finest, The Green Lives perform Home on the roof at LYNfabrikken as part of gogoyoko's off-venue afternoon of shows during the Spot Festival. Keep a lookout for videos by The State, The Market and The DJ, Hanne Hukkelberg and Høgni that were also shot as part of this rooftop series. Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Hreiðar S. Marinósson and mixed by Pétur Úlfur Einarsson for gogoyoko.com

Faroese indie pop sensation Høgni performs Burstin' Bubble on the roof at LYNfabrikken as part of gogoyoko's off-venue afternoon of shows during the Spot Festival. Keep a lookout for videos by The State, The Market and The DJ, Hanne Hukkelberg and The Green Lives that were also shot as part of this rooftop series. Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Hreiðar S. Marinósson and mixed by Pétur Úlfur Einarsson for gogoyoko.com

The finest 30-year old band that most of you have only recently heard of produce a tear jerking moment then fokking destroy shit in an East Village theater after the screening of their new documentary. Introduced by the film's director Sacha Gervasi as the "national fucking anthem of heavy metal" the final song of Anvil's set was none other than Metal on Metal. Shot on a dodgy mobile phone but edited with love by Stuart Rogers (aka Sebastian Bach). More at http://go.gogoyoko.com/?p=262

Hanne Hukkelberg performs Seventeen from her now LP Blood From a Stone. Hanne also brought a stripped down version of her full touring band which made for a uniquely compelling set at LYNfabrikken in Århus as part of gogoyoko's off-venue afternoon of shows during the Spot Festival. Keep a lookout for videos by The State, The Market and The DJ, The Green Lives and Høgni that were also shot as part of this rooftop series. Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Hreiðar S. Marinósson and mixed by Pétur Úlfur Einarsson.

Bad Veins perform The Lie on a rooftop in Brooklyn at the end of their Spring tour. The duo decided to give their signature reel to reel a break and play an acoustic rendition of the track. Look out for the band's debut album which will be released by Dangerbird Records on July 21. Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Chris West and mixed by Benjamin Davis.

Bad Veins turn their backs on lower Manhattan to perform Falling Tide. The duo decided to give their signature reel to reel a break and play an acoustic rendition of the track. Look out for the band's debut album which will be released by Dangerbird Records on July 21. Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Chris West and mixed by Benjamin Davis.

Bad Veins take advantage of a break in the clouds and bask in some early spring rays as they belt out Gold and Warm. The duo decided to give their signature reel to reel a break and play an acoustic rendition of the track. Look out for the band's debut album which will be released by Dangerbird Records on July 21. Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Chris West and mixed by Benjamin Davis.

The Love Language rollick through their monstrously catchy single Lalita at The Bell House in Brooklyn. The song is lifted from the band's self-titled debut album on Bladen County Records. Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Jeff Stultz and mixed by Ben Allen. More info at the gogoyoko blog - http://go.gogoyoko.com/?p=247

A little outtake from our session with Borko. It seems the boys needed to get their wrok on after strumming through a couple of original tracks and spontaneously busted into some prime Maiden. Be sure to catch Borko on the Morr Music Label Tour along with Sin Fang Bous and It's A Musical this May and June. Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Paul Sullivan and mixed by the man Borko. More at gogoyoko.com/videos

Borko performs Spoonstabber from his fab debut album Celebrating Life. Be sure to catch Borko on the Morr Music Label Tour along with Sin Fang Bous and It's A Musical this May and June. Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Paul Sullivan and mixed by Björn Kristjánsson. More at gogoyoko.com/videos

Borko performs an acoustic version of Ding Dong Kingdom in his Reykjavik apartment. Be sure to catch Borko on the Morr Music Label Tour along with Sin Fang Bous and It's A Musical this May and June. Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Paul Sullivan and edited by Björn Kristjánsson. More at gogoyoko.com/videos

Ólafur Arnalds took a short break during his week-long Found Songs project to record this little ditty. As you'll see, Óli strips the song down to it's schlock n'roll roots and don't the kids just love it! Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded, mixed and mastered in the blink of an eye by Ólafur Arnalds.

King Creosote (aka Kenny Anderson) taps into Twin Tub Twin Ísafjörður during the Aldrei fór ég suður Festival. You can find the original version on KC's Rocket D.I.Y. album from 2005. KC was made the 8-hour drive up from Reykjavik in the hopes of getting a last minute slot on the festival bill. When that avenue was thwarted KC jumped the bus ferrying punters back to town and played his songs to a surprised but ecstatic mob on a couple of journeys to and from the venue. Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Kamilla Einarsdóttir. More at gogoyoko.com

King Creosote (aka Kenny Anderson) plays a lush acoustic version of There's None of That in a basement flat in Ísafjörður during the Aldrei fór ég suður Festival. You can find the original version on his Bombshell LP from 2007. KC was made the 8-hour drive up from Reykjavik in the hopes of getting a last minute slot on the festival bill. When that avenue was thwarted KC jumped the bus ferrying punters back to town and played his songs to a surprised but ecstatic mob on a couple of journeys to and from the venue. Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Kamilla Einarsdóttir.