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AKD
AKD formed in 2016 as a trio of Daniel Karlsson, Karl Näfver, and Jonas Nygren. They work in electronic music, with Karlsson handling production, Näfver on...
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AKD formed in 2016 as a trio of Daniel Karlsson, Karl Näfver, and Jonas Nygren. They work in electronic music, with Karlsson handling production, Näfver on drums, and Nygren providing vocals and lyrics.
In 2019, they released an album titled 'Archaic Myth,' which shares its name with a track that became one of their better-known songs. The group has put out singles and EPs along the way, and their sound tends toward the atmospheric side of electronica.
Some listeners have found their approach to the genre unconventional, but they've kept at it. They play live shows where Näfver's drumming adds a physical pulse to the electronic arrangements.
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