Hailing from Stockholm, Sweden, Holograms are a post-punk quartet known for their raw energy, DIY ethos, and evocative take on the gritty realities of disillusionment and existential angst. The members, which include principal songwriter and vocalist Anton Spetze, along with Andreas Lagerström, Filip Spetze, and Anton Strandberg, brought together their collective musical passions to forge a sound that revisits the bleak but dynamic aesthetic of early punk and post-punk movements, while infusing it with a modern sensibility. Their eponymous debut album, "Holograms," released in 2012, served as a compelling introduction to their stark and frenetic style, characterized by driving bass lines, resonant synths, and Spetze's urgent vocals.

With releases like "Forever" in 2013 and "Surrender" — reflective of their evolving sound and depth — Holograms have continued to chronicle the themes of youth, struggle, and social alienation. "Forever" expanded their sonic horizons, showcasing not just more sophisticated songwriting but also a maturation in their overall sound. "Flesh & Bone" sustained this momentum, securing their reputation as an arresting force in the international post-punk scene. Through these releases, Holograms have managed to balance a sense of melancholic introspection with a ferocity and vigor that, together, capture the multifaceted experiences of contemporary youth culture. Despite an unyielding and sonically aggressive framework, Holograms' music conveys a poignant sense of vulnerability, earning them acclaim from audiences seeking authenticity and raw emotion within the modern musical landscape.