femtanyl

femtanyl arrives at Central Chapelle, Paris, on June 23, 2026. Based in Toronto, the duo of Noelle and Juno draws a taut line between digital hardcore, breakcore and industrial influences. Fragmented rhythms, abrasive textures and vocal hooks teetering on pop form a direct sound designed for the stage. Since Juno joined the project on drums, the live show has gained physical impact, balancing machines, staccato hits and vocals front and center.

After a U.S. tour and an appearance at Primavera Sound, femtanyl returns with Man Bites Dog, their debut album released in 2026, which extends the directions opened by the EPs Chaser and Reactor. The record blends techno-glitch, experimental rave and a DIY punk energy, carried by short, nervous tracks. Their influences flirt as much with Nine Inch Nails, Throbbing Gristle and The Prodigy as with certain club and alternative rap aesthetics, without losing the melodic thread that runs through their choruses.

On stage, the duo prioritizes intensity and immediacy, supported by a DIY visual universe that features their feline mascot Token. A compact, no-nonsense set for an immersion into their electronic transformation.