Siamese

Formed in Copenhagen in 2011 as Siamese Fighting Fish, the Danish band Siamese crafts a hybrid rock sound that blends metal, pop, electronic elements and touches of rhythm and blues. After two initial albums on Mighty Music — We Are the Sound (2011) and Breathe:See:Move (2012) — the band shortened its name to Siamese in 2014, joined Prime Collective and released Siamese (2015) and Shameless (2017), marking a shift toward a more melodic, chorus-driven approach. Moving to Long Branch Records in 2018, Siamese deepened this mix of alternative rock, modern metal influences and pop-oriented production, as heard on Super Human (2019), which features a duet with singer Olivio and a cover of The Weeknd’s "Party Monster", and on Home (2021), with contributions from Drew York (Stray from the Path) and Rory Rodriguez (Dayseeker). The 2024 album Elements continues this direction and includes collaborations with Ten56 and Resolve. Led by Mirza Radonjica’s vocals and Andreas Krüger’s guitars — Krüger is also active as a pop songwriter — Siamese occupies European rock and metal stages, appearing at festivals such as Copenhell, Full Force, Summer Breeze and Vainstream Rockfest and touring with bands like Wage War, The Devil Wears Prada and Resolve.