MOD CON is an Australian post-punk band that has been capturing the attention of the underground music scene with their raw energy and pointed social commentary. The band is a project that evolved from the ashes of the group The Stevens; fronted by Erica Dunn, and joined by Sara Retallick on bass and Raquel Solier on drums. They debuted with their gripping song "Do It Right Margo / Coal," showcasing their ability to blend catchy riffs with thought-provoking lyrics.

Their music, known for its bold approach and gritty soundscapes, takes a critical lens to various aspects of contemporary life and societal norms. Releases like "Modern Convenience" and "Neighbourhood" exemplify their knack for combining sharp, angular guitar work with driving rhythms and a no-nonsense vocal delivery that exudes both confidence and vulnerability. The evocatively titled "Electric Whip" and "Modern Condition" further cement their standing as insightful commentators wrapped in a frenetic, visceral sound. MOD CON’s ability to channel the discontents of modern living into a tight, explosive brand of rock has solidified their place in the Australian music scene, and their track "X-Ray," with its Various Asses Club Version remix, signals their penchant for exploring different sonic territories without losing their distinctive core.