Tunng

Tunng is a British band formed in 2003, known for their experimental and often eclectic blend of folk, electronic, and indie music. The band's core members are Mike Hannay, Philippa Marr, Martin Tonks, and Sam Genders. Their music is characterized by intricate arrangements, a juxtaposition of acoustic instruments with electronic textures, and often introspective or surreal lyrical themes.

Initially, Tunng emerged from the London music scene with a sound that was distinctly their own, drawing comparisons to artists who explored the fringes of folk and electronic music. Over their career, they have released several critically acclaimed albums, each often marking a subtle evolution in their sonic palette. Their live performances are also noted for their dynamic and immersive quality, showcasing the band's ability to translate their complex studio sound to a live setting.

Tunng's discography includes notable works such as "Mother's Daughter and Other Other Songs," "Comments of the Inner Chorus," and "This is the Last Time," among others. Their music has been featured in film and television soundtracks, and they have garnered a dedicated following for their unique artistic vision and consistent output of innovative music. The band continues to explore new creative avenues, solidifying their reputation as a distinctive voice in contemporary music.