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Scapescape wasn’t around in 2014, but the DIY fest returns for its fourth edition this weekend to showcase some of the Baltimore City bands you haven’t heard of (yet).

Scapescape’s name is a tongue-in-cheek take on the many -scapes that sprouted up as Artscape offshoots. The three-day festival is centered around the Station North Arts District, with shows in venues like The Crown, Windup Space, Metro Gallery and the outdoor Ynot Lot.

More than 80 bands are booked, with beloved Ed Schrader’s Music Beat, feminist hardcore heroes War on Women and TT the Artist among some of the favorites.

Organizer Andrew Phillips said hip-hop and Baltimore club also make up a good portion of the lineup, signifying a “reflection of a scene and a city that’s grappling to redefine and diversify itself artistically.”

Check out the full lineup.

Stephen Babcock is the editor of Technical.ly Baltimore and an editor-at-large of Baltimore Fishbowl.