The Legends are an enigmatic indie pop group hailing from Stockholm, Sweden, formed by Johan Angergård, an influential figure in the Swedish indie scene and co-founder of the Labrador record label. Known for their richly textured sound that seamlessly blends elements of twee pop, dream pop, and synth-heavy new wave influences, The Legends emerged onto the music scene in the early 2000s. They've garnered a reputation for their lush melodies and introspective lyrics, enveloped in a lo-fi, yet undeniably polished aesthetic that captures the introspective nature of their work.

Despite being a band in name, The Legends often operate as a solo project of Angergård, with various collaborations across their discography. Through their recent releases such as "Loser" and "For Love," they continue to explore the complexities of love, loss, and human emotions with a refreshing honesty and sonic depth. Notable tracks like "After the Rain" and "Tears in the City" showcase The Legends' ability to evoke a sense of nostalgia while remaining contemporary and innovative. With each album and EP, The Legends have solidified their place within the world of independent music as creators of timeless and evocative tunes that resonate with a sense of universal emotion and escapism.