Flowers Must Die is a Swedish psychedelic band with a penchant for blending experimental rock with a wide array of other genres, including free-jazz, electronic music, and folk. The ensemble is known for its improvisational approach to music-making, which results in a transcendent and often hypnotic sonic experience. Their creative output as recorded on albums such as "Där blommor dör" and "Kompost" showcases an adventurous spirit, always keeping their listeners engaged in their evolving soundscapes.

Drawing on inspiration from the 1960s and 70s psychedelia, Flowers Must Die's expansive discography reflects their commitment to pushing the boundaries of contemporary psychedelia. Titles like the "Sista Valsen EP" and "Montana / Nusrat EP" illustrate the band’s exploration of textural diversity and their knack for fusing ambient sounds with melodic structures. They embrace a cosmic, free-form style that oscillates between chaos and beauty, ensuring that each release, from the ambient drones of "3" to the more structured "II" and "I", offers a unique listening experience that paints vivid, abstract landscapes through sound. Their live performances, akin to their recordings, are kaleidoscopic journeys–often sprawling, improvisational, and charged with emotion.