Here are the five Coachella 2013 moments people will be talking about next week, including Earl Sweatshirt, Phoenix and more.

Odd Future busted onto the scene in late 2010 with a buzz as sweeping as any in the Internet age. At that point, all that was known about the group of teenagers could be gleaned from their expletive-laden Tumblr, outrageous YouTube videos and hodgepodge of macabre mixtapes.

At the center of it all stood Tyler, the Creator, Odd Future’s de jure ringleader.

The new Earl Sweatshirt song is referential to the days when he and his collective OFWGKTA were just beginning to blow up. Watch the video for “WHOA” here.

The consortium Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All is in hot water after a Dec. 8 show in San Antonio, Texas where the outfit has been accused of attacking an overzealous fan. Pitchfork reports, 17-year-old Chassan Rasagi jumped onto the stage during Odd Future’s performance before being attacked and repeatedly tossed between the stage and the crowd.

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