Technofear

Technofear
Technofear
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Overview

Monthly Listeners

Monthly Listeners779-6.7%7dListeners from Playlists900.0%7dChangeN/A—

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Discography

Their catalog as it appears on their public Spotify artist profile
4
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0
EPs
14
Singles
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Top Listener Locations

SEStockholm, SE32
SEGothenburg, SE26
DEFrankfurt am Main, DE23
DEStuttgart, DE21
DEBerlin, DE20

Playlist Summary

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69
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24,869
Playlist follower reach (sum)
90+
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11.6%
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Biography & Metadata

Technofear is an independent Scandinavian rock’n roll project exploring power, conformity and the systems we learn to live inside. Their music combines melodic hard rock and metal with electronic textures, cinematic atmosphere and clean male and female vocals, building songs that are as much psychological environments as they are traditional rock tracks. The first album in Technofear’s dystopian trilogy, Rivers of Blood, explored a world shaped by pressure, division and fear. Its successor, After the Noise, begins when the noise has stopped. Across the album, disruption slowly becomes explanation, adaptation and finally normality. Nothing needs to be forced anymore. The system simply continues, and people learn to continue with it. Now the final chapter is beginning. Velvet Discipline, the first single from the forthcoming third album SAFEWORD: NULL, moves the story from silence into control. But this time, control does not arrive through violence. It is comfortable. Persuasive. Almost seductive. The trilogy follows a simple progression: Pressure → Silence → Control And somewhere along the way, the question changes from who controls the system to why anyone would want to leave it.

Updated Nov 10, 2026, 11:50 PM
First discovered Mar 4, 2026, 7:36 PM