Salford-based hyperdawn bring their own brand of pop, recorded and processed live on sprawling reel-to-reel tape loops, vocals and modified keyboards - this is raw, haptic pop held together with sellotape.
Since 2016, hyperdawn has performed across the UK, EU and North America - from New York's National Sawdust and Montreal's Casa Del Popolo to local Manchester hot spots Gullivers, The Peer Hat and Islington Mill. Picked up by BBC 6 Music's Tom Ravenscroft and Lauren Laverne, hyperdawn have also had regular airtime on NTS Radio, Resonance FM, Melodic Distraction, Reform Radio amongst others.
Feb 2020 sees their first UK tour of their LP 'Bleach’.
French-Swedish musician, composer and sound artist Johanna Bramli blends found sounds, drones, DIY noise devices, and harmonised vocals to create melodic, dreamy yet haunting soundscapes. She uses textural sounds with a melodic sensibility that sets the scene for a cinematic experience.
She is one half of motorik pop band Fröst and is interested in exploring the gap between experimental noise and pop. In her solo work, she attempts to bring elements of melodic and pop structures to experimental sounds and textures.