The Janitors are a Stockholm-based band whose gritty and uncompromising sound pierces through the underground rock scene with a potent blend of garage rock, shoegaze, and post-punk. Since their inception, The Janitors have carved out a unique space in the psychedelic rock landscape, defined by their dark, fuzzy soundscapes and an inclination for reverb-drenched melodies. The band's contributions to the genre are marked by deep, driving rhythms, an ethos of DIY authenticity, and lyrics that oscillate between the politically charged and the hauntingly personal.

With notable releases like "Horn Ur Marken" and their series of "Noisolation Sessions," which encapsulate the raw, live energy of their sound in a time when isolation became a global theme, The Janitors have continued to amass a devoted following. Their 15-year celebratory compilation "15 Years of Fuzz and Folköl" is a testament to the band's enduring appeal and influence. The mix of relentlessness and introspection in their music, captured in singles such as "Evil Doings of an Evil Kind" and the more measured "Christmas Song," showcases the band's versatility and its members' refusal to be pigeonholed. As purveyors of dark, psych-infused noise-rock, The Janitors remain a pulsating force within the alternative music scene, attracting fans who crave the intensity and authenticity of their sound.