If you’re a fan of trip-hop, pop and electronic rock elements, and are looking for something new to listen to, this may be the flavour of alternative music you’re searching for
Temperature Falls is a pop-rock duo from Norway with heavy influences from trip-hop, dark pop and electronic music. Their deep vocals are intensely engaging and they masterfully use a range of vocal styles in their songs, which gives their sound several dimensions.
“Lab Rat” oscillates between catchy, new wave hooks and floating trip-hop atmospheres. But when we start a journey through their amazing portfolio, we notice each track is different and their albums as a whole are fresh and enticing.
You can listen to our playlist which contains the artist’s music, and know more about the duo by scrolling down the page.
Scandinavian influences are not a new thing in music. In fact, they have influenced the music industry in many ways. Artists such as MØ make use of Scandinavian pop music and soft rock, while bands like The Knife add a dark and experimental twist to it.
These artists have helped shape the electronic-alternative genre into what it is today, but there are still plenty of artists out there who are bringing their own special touch to it.
The duo Temperature Falls, who is a pop-rock singer from Norway, is a great finding. With the perfect blend of interesting takes on pop combined with an almost indescribable Scandinavian influence, we’re lucky to live in a time where this sort of indie-pop sound has been taken to its fullest.
After you read all about the new project, let’s take a moment to show the duo a little bit about what we are capable of doing. It is important that we support Lab Rat right up to the very top. You can check out their new release, and their lyric video, and follow them on Spotify.
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