Frost Children

Based between St. Louis, Missouri, and New York, Frost Children bring together siblings Angel and Lulu Prost, who began releasing music together in 2019 after growing up in cover bands and a wide range of musical contexts. Their sound blends hyperpop, glitch pop, synthpop, electro‑punk, emo and hardcore accents within songwriting shaped by internet culture, club dynamics and a deliberately abrasive pop sensibility. Initially developed remotely, the project coalesced during lockdown with Aviation Creates Adventurous Beginnings (2020) and Elixir Rejection (2021). Frost Children then honed a more structured approach on Spiral (2022), pushed the confrontational electronic edge on Speed Run (2023), and presented a more organic, melodic counterpart on Hearth Room (2023). Rooted in the downtown Manhattan and Brooklyn scenes, they move between DIY gigs, experimental pop and club nights, and frequently collaborate with artists such as Gary Wilson, Porter Robinson, Danny Brown, SEBii and Haru Nemuri. In 2025 the duo continues this trajectory with Sister, an album that extends their mix of pop hooks, unstable digital textures and punk energy.