67liter

67liter is a Swedish electronic music duo composed of brothers Daniel and Johan Öberg. Formed in the early 2010s, the duo gained prominence through their experimental and genre-blending sound, which incorporates elements of house, techno, ambient, and industrial music. Their name derives from the volume of a standard beer keg in liters, reflecting their playful and unconventional approach to music production.

The duo’s music is characterized by its intricate soundscapes, rhythmic complexity, and unconventional use of instrumentation. Tracks often feature distorted synths, glitchy beats, and atmospheric textures, creating a unique auditory experience that appeals to fans of progressive and avant-garde electronic music. Their releases have appeared on notable labels such as *Mego* and *Kompakt*, further establishing their reputation within the electronic music scene.

67liter’s discography includes several well-received EPs and albums, such as *67liter* (2014), *67liter II* (2016), and *67liter III* (2018). Their work has been praised for its innovation and technical skill, earning them a dedicated following among electronic music enthusiasts. Beyond their studio output, the duo has collaborated with other artists and performed live, though their live shows are relatively rare due to their preference for studio-based production.

Beyond music, 67liter maintains a low-profile public presence, focusing primarily on their creative output. Their influence extends to the broader electronic music community, inspiring artists to explore experimental and unconventional approaches within the genre. Despite their niche appeal, their contributions remain significant in the evolution of contemporary electronic soundscapes.