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Farveblind
last updated 2026-09-11 11:26
Farveblind
Plays on LTZ: 1 across 1 shows (2026-05-21)
Tracks played
These Days — researched 2026-09-11
Research
16. Farveblind — These Days
Farveblind are a Copenhagen trio — the name is Danish for colourblind. Micro Pleasures (May 15, 2026) is their debut album. Mixed by Gustav Brunn, who has worked with Viagra Boys and Yung Lean. The record blends industrial precision, rave nostalgia, punk volatility, and widescreen electronic textures, with collaborations from K.Flay, Django Django, Elliphant, and others. "These Days" barely changes shape — it returns repeatedly to the same line: these days they start to blend together. Modern burnout as subject matter. One of four Daily Music Report tracks.
Placement: Second track of Segment 5, following Komarov's dark rock. The step up in BPM from 92 to 124 continues the segment's build. Placed here to distribute the DMR tracks across the show.
Farveblind
Origin: Copenhagen, Denmark · active
Members: Production/performance trio (member names not publicly confirmed)
Genre: Industrial techno, electronic punk
Discography:
Micro Pleasures (May 15, 2026) — debut album, mixed/produced by Gustav Brunn (Viagra Boys, Yung Lean); features Django Django, K.Flay, Elliphant, Emmeline, and others
Facts:
The band name is Danish for "colourblind"
Known for a chaotic live show blurring punk gig and club night; has played Roskilde, Reeperbahn, SPOT, and Eurosonic festivals