JUNOKILL (HH) + P-T2 (supp.)

JUNOKILL

There’s screaming and moaning. JUNOKILL is raw and uniquely defiant. With dazzling intensity and in defiance of all the rules of conventional pop, JUNOKILL creates a sound world all its own: ASTROPUNK—a space that invites you to dive in and let loose. Drawing from a potpourri of influences ranging from PJ Harvey to post-rock, stoner rock, and riot grrrl punk, JUNOKILL delivers a dense sound full of highs and lows. With layered vocals, swirling synthesizers, crashing guitars, sighing strings, and airy drums, JUNOKILL creates a fluid cosmos that celebrates a unique intimacy and a gentle rebellion against the norm. JUNOKILL invites you to a wild dance between realities and dreamy utopias.

About *MIMICRY* (LP, 2025): Across nine songs, *MIMICRY* tells of finding one’s way through chaos, of finding a home in music as a place of respite, of connectedness and finding kinship, of care and transience, phantasms and daydreams, of deepest anger and sadness, of pleasure and desire as acts of resistance, of devotion and passion, of inner turmoil and fear, of futility and delusion. MIMICRY is both the art and the downfall of conformity, the identification with matter, and the deception necessary for survival. The album is a manifesto of queer-feminist existence and an ode to the instruments and many influences that bring it to life.

About ASTROPUNK (LP, 2021): ASTROPUNK is the title of the debut album, featuring seven songs that are as energetic as they are dreamlike, and at the same time establishes JUNOKILL’s self-defined genre, in which the band creates music that is allowed to expand and nestle, unsettle and disrupt. Punk here is less a musical style than an approach and attitude toward the artistic creative process. ASTROPUNK can be many things and need not be anything in particular. With a gentle edge, it tells of feminist rage and passion, of loss, stumbling, and growing.

P-T2

Thisartist has likely seen and achieved more in our field than most people do in a lifetime. Their understanding of the music and nightlife culture in which we move runs so deep because they’ve already lived every aspect of it firsthand—as a guest, as a DJ, as a producer, as a label head, asan event organizer, as a bartender, asa club owner, and as an activist. And from all the impressions gathered over the years, P-T2 shapes the persona who now takes her place in the DJ booth. The sound? The very best of. Part electro, part techno, all acid. Sometimes playful, sometimes avant-garde, sometimes on the quarter notes, sometimes in the pads—but always spot-on.