Lust For Youth

Lust for Youth was originally founded as a solo project by swedish born electronic musician Hannes Norrvide. The group has since grown to include the danish-native producer and guitarist Malthe Fischer. Their early music was characterized by a unique blend of synth-pop and post-punk, often described as "dark, cold, atonal, tormented, lonely, and lower than lo-fi.” However, the breakthrough album International, released in 2014, demonstrated a remarkable evolution of their sound.

With a seemingly effortless grace, Lust for Youth invites us to join on a dizzying journey of falling and flying all at once. Their latest work features bright and infectious pop compositions that showcase a mastery of song craft, unhindered by anxiety. Despite the evolution of their sound, Lust for Youth remains true to their roots as one of love’s most honest chroniclers, detailing the pangs of a process that is all too often sullen. Through their artful exploration of this universal theme, Lust for Youth has created a body of work that is both captivating and deeply resonant.

Aircraft is a one-man band that started as a side project of the Ukrainian musician Daniel Merkulov. It was founded back in 2011 in Kyiv, Ukraine. Aircraft started off with a mixture of minimal shoegaze and dream pop. Being simple but sophisticated, Aircraft’s music was created with a drum machine, guitar, and vocal only. In 2013 the debut album Ultralow was released. The next album, Aeria, came out in 2015. It was marked with a drift toward the synthpop sound. Aircraft's creativity can best be heard in the latest album Sadhu (2023).