a minimalist electronic track built on fractured rhythms, haunted analog textures, and an ice-cold vocal that barely breaks the silence. Inspired by Nordic electronica, post-punk atmospheres, and the relentless pulse of paranoia, False Floor moves through empty corridors and vanishing exits

False Floor

An Exit, Marked is a cold, looping meditation on unreachable escape. With sparse synths, skeletal percussion, and a detached vocal barely surfacing from the static, the track maps a journey through a fading landscape of signs, doors, and dead ends. A ghostly light leads forward, but never out.

Minimal. Icy. Repetitive.

An Exit, Marked

Glass Corridor is an eerie, unsettling journey through a space where nothing is hidden, and every step is watched. With sparse, hypnotic beats, cold synths, and a breathy, detached vocal, the track evokes the feeling of being trapped in a transparent maze — a place with no shadows and no escape. A paranoid, disorienting experience where the walls are watching you, and there’s nowhere to turn.

Glass Corridor

A slow collapse through space and memory. Drift Protocol is a sparse, haunting exploration of isolation and unanswered questions. Cold synths pulse beneath distant, fractured vocals echo like a distress signal into the void. 

Drift Protocol

Kalt Innan is a frostbitten drift through inner and outer landscapes. Sparse synth pulses echo under glacial vocals in English and Icelandic. This is a song about cold: the kind that settles in bones, and the kind that grows between people.

Kalt Innan

A cold pulse in a vast space. The Outline Remains slips between presence and absence — minimal, danceable, and haunting. Icy synths and hypnotic bass guide a voice that feels both near and impossibly distant. A track for solitary movement, for dancing in shadows, for ghost stories told through rhythm.



The Outline Remains

Cold, rhythmic synths and deep pulses create a dancey groove beneath the surface. The track captures the disorienting feeling of being lost in the snow, immersed in an atmospheric tension and repetition. 

Snjóblinda (Where Is The Light)

A frozen moment cracking from within. Sparse Nordic electronica with glacial synths, deep pulses, and haunting vocals that echo a quiet collapse. Intimate, minimal, and hypnotic.



Soft Fracture

Hypnotic Nordic electronica with a cold, pulsating groove. Looping train journeys, flickering city lights, and quiet urban isolation. Haunting vocals drift between English and Icelandic, echoing the inescapable rhythm of movement without direction. Sparse. Dreamlike. Lost in the loop.



Tokyo Loop

“Où sont les neiges” drifts through memory and absence, looping a question without answer. Sparse Nordic electronica, distant French vocals, and glacial textures evoke a frozen dream.

Ou Sont Les Neiges

Sæfhaus – Band Biography

Formed in 2022 in the dark, labyrinthine streets of Reykjavík, Sæfhaus quickly became the heartbeat of a new wave of Nordic electronica. With their distinctive fusion of icy atmospheres, deep basslines, and brooding, almost cinematic vocals, the group made a name for themselves as both an enigmatic force in the underground music scene.

Sæfhaus' music is a tapestry of stark electronic textures, enveloping the listener in a blanket of atmospheric sound. Their early work was heavily influenced by the natural world—glacial winds, volcanic rumblings, and the stillness of the northern lights—and fused that with industrial beats and the minimalist touch of Scandinavian design.

Their debut album, "Ætheric Collapse" (2023), introduced their signature sound: heavy, reverberating basslines, complex, sometimes discordant rhythms, and haunting vocals that drift like smoke over a darkened sea. Tracks like "Glass Corridor" and "False Floor" became anthems for a generation captivated by the idea of losing themselves in isolation.

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