Pardans is an explosive and avant-garde rock band hailing from Copenhagen, Denmark. The group formed in 2015, quickly establishing itself within the Danish punk and noise rock scenes. They are known for their high-energy performances and their eclectic blend of jazz-influenced punk, with a touch of the theatrics from lead vocalist Gustav Berntsen's performance. Their style often incorporates brash saxophones, frenetic rhythms, and a raw, unpolished vocal delivery that gives their sound a distinctive edge.

The band has made waves beyond their home country with their searing tracks and thought-provoking lyrics. Pardans’ work, such as "World Cup" and "Peak Happiness," exhibits their ability to tackle incendiary and cerebral themes within the framework of chaotic, yet meticulously crafted music. "Spit and Image" and "Heaven, Treason, Women" continued to advance the band's reputation for constructing bold and intricate compositions that are both confrontational and irresistible to the underground rock scene. Their steady output and artistic evolution mark Pardans as one of the most compelling acts in the contemporary European post-punk landscape.