Nürnberg is a post-punk musical duo formed in 2016 in Minsk, Belarus.
The band’s work is influenced by post-soviet cities depression, existentialism, social problems in the modern industrial world, pressure and fatigue but also by some essential feelings that make us more human - the ability to love and feel compassion.
Their music is somber, moody, atmospheric and energetic. Influenced by 80’s British post-punk/new-wave/coldwave sound, crawling with melancholy, gloom and desolation awash with shimmering reverb and bittersweet melodies.
Kick and clap drum beats and huge bouncing melodic basslines set the impending sense of despair, annihilation and helplessness, while searing wistful guitar leads ebb and flow, chasing and dancing with forlorn emotional vocals in a dark embrace of inexorable death.

Japan-born Finnish composer and singer-songwriter Jukio Kallio makes music that leaps between intimate minimal pop to life affirming ambient compositions and diverse world-building soundtracks. Kallio's widely recognized distinct sound in video games and prolific personal production hails from his cozy studio in a corner of a small forest in Helsinki.

Soundtracks of the massive hit game 'Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout', along with BAFTA-nominated 'Minit' (2018) and 'Nuclear Throne' (2015), show his ability to craft diverse and instantly reconizable musical identities.

'Kuvankaunis' is Kallio's second solo album. His Finnish vocals that explore sexuality with a rare vulnerability, catchy pop melodies and minimalistic production with lush guitars and drum machines take Kallio's sound to a completely new level. Two of the singles 'Kevyenä leijuvana' and 'Kuun Laulut' instantly hit Finnish national radio waves and was added to some of the top Spotify playlists at release.

When not dreaming up new melodies in the studio, Kallio entertains his partner and newborn baby with a guitar and a dance.

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