Landroid
Landroid is an electronic band from Lisbon, Portugal, formed in the early 2000s. The group started with Hugo Oliveira on production and instruments, Martim...
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Landroid is an electronic band from Lisbon, Portugal, formed in the early 2000s. The group started with Hugo Oliveira on production and instruments, Martim Torres on vocals, and João Marques on keyboards. They took the name Landroid as a nod to blending human creativity with technology, though their early shows sometimes met with skepticism from listeners unsure about their experimental sound.
Their first album, 'Anygiventime,' came out in 2006, followed by 'Not So Far' in 2008 and 'Wide' in 2012. These records mixed ambient textures with electronic beats, gradually building a following. In 2014, they released 'The Big Waves,' which included the track 'Yellow Sea.'
'Yellow Sea' became their breakout single, with its haunting melody and ethereal vocals touching on themes of longing and loss. The song resonated widely, helping Landroid reach a broader audience beyond Portugal's electronic scene.
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