Frændur is a Faroese pop-rock band with a robust presence in the music scene of the Faroe Islands since their formation. Initially coming together in the 1980s, Frændur quickly established themselves as an influential musical group, incorporating elements of traditional Faroese music with contemporary pop and rock sounds. Their name, which translates to "Relatives" in Faroese, nods to the close-knit nature of Faroese society and often reflects the themes of kinship and community that resonate through their work.

Throughout their career, Frændur has maintained a steady output of albums and performances, solidifying their standing within the Faroese cultural landscape. Their discography is marked by a series of albums that capture the evolution of their style and musical experimentation. Notable titles such as '80'ini', which harkens back to their roots in the 1980s, and 'V', representing their fifth album, showcase the band's longevity and ability to stay relevant across decades. Other albums like 'Mítt land' (My Land), 'Frændur II', and 'Saman við tær' (Together with You) highlight the band's commitment to creating music that celebrates their heritage while also exploring universal themes of identity, love, and togetherness. Frændur's music continues to captivate audiences both in their homeland and among the Faroese diaspora, contributing to the global tapestry of folk-infused pop-rock music.