Makthaverskan is a post-punk band hailing from Gothenburg, Sweden, known for their emotive and ethereal sound characterized by reverb-laden guitars and the hauntingly powerful vocals of frontwoman Maja Milner. The band's name, which roughly translates to "the power woman" in Swedish, reflects the assertive energy and feminist undertones that permeate their music. Formed in 2008, Makthaverskan channels the rawness of punk with the melodicism of indie pop, creating a distinctive blend that has garnered them a loyal following within the international indie music scene.

Over the years, Makthaverskan has built a formidable discography that showcases their evolution while staying true to their core aesthetic. Their eponymous debut album "Makthaverskan" was released in 2009, with a sound that was both abrasive and sublime, setting the foundation for their future works. By the time they released their second album "II" in 2013, the band had refined their craft, earning critical acclaim with tracks that balanced aggression with introspection. The 2017 album "III" continued this trajectory with its propulsive rhythms and cathartic songwriting. Singles like "Demands," "This Time," and "Closer" encapsulate the band's ability to convey complex emotions through explosive yet dreamy soundscapes, further establishing Makthaverskan as a key player in the modern wave of post-punk revivalists.