Faff-Bey

Faff-Bey formed in Copenhagen with Frederik Leth on vocals and guitar and Mikkel Bærentzen on guitar. They spent their early years playing shows and developing their sound, which eventually caught the attention of filmmaker David Lynch. Lynch included their music in his film 'Mulholland Drive,' which helped introduce them to a wider audience.

Their song 'A Joker' became something of an anthem for the band, and they followed it with tracks like 'An Observation' and 'Awake.' Their album 'The White Room' featured raw, introspective lyrics that explored themes of alienation and loneliness. The album's honesty resonated with some listeners while making others uncomfortable.

Faff-Bey's music has a haunting quality that sets it apart from more conventional rock. They've maintained a consistent lineup with Leth and Bærentzen at the core, continuing to write and perform songs that feel both personal and slightly unsettling.