Endless Swarm is a Scottish Powerviolence band formed in 2013 blending blast beats with rapid tempo changes, caveman vocals and sci-fi concepts.

Hailing from Edinburgh and West Lothian, the band has built a prolific discography including 3 studio albums, EPs, and numerous split records with artists like 'Gets Worse' and Japan's 'F*ck On The Beach'.They have released a number of records through 'To Live A Lie Records', a USA label with a reputation for releasing the best Powerviolence has to offer.

Endless Swarm have been building a name for themselves as a live band with unrelenting energy across the world since their inception, having taken their brand of Powerviolence on multiple tours through Asia, Europe and North America. 2025 saw the release of their third album 'The Body Hammer', 20 blistering tracks inspired by Shinya Tsukamoto's masterpiece 'Tetsuo'.

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For more than 20 years, Dánjal and Búi have played music and told stories for children and childlike souls. They have managed to make their way into the hearts of both young and old all across the Faroe Islands.

One reason for this is that their songs and stories have always carried two layers of meaning: one for children and another for adults. In most of Dánjal and Búi’s performances, these two layers have gone hand in hand, while on some occasions the children’s layer has stood on its own. But they have never performed a show exclusively for adults.

Until now.

On February 21, a so-called not-for-children concert with Ævintýraferðin will take place at OY. Dánjal and Búi will take the stage with a band, performing X-rated versions of well-known classics such as Grækaris Grashøvd, Snedigt, and Gentir og Dreingir.

The children’s party is cancelled — this is an adults-only ball!

The concert has an age limit of 18+.
No children. No (former) youngsters. And preferably no delicate souls.

Buy a ticket — if you dare…

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Tjant’s latest release is titled “ógreiða”. Tjant (HeðinZiska Davidsen - guitar, synths and electronics, Mikael Blak - bass, synths andelectronics and Per Ingvaldur Højgaard Pedersen - drums, drum programming) conceived this music on stage over a period of about 4 years and then recorded it and produced it to a record and now the group is using this music on stage as improvisational material.

“Ógreiða” is the Faroese word for entropi, which refers to the degree of disorder or randomness in a system.

Electronic entropic rock music, using improvisations, guitar, bass, drums, electronics, FM radio, glockenspiel, samples….

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