INSAN

Ljubljana’s ex-yu-post-new-wave millennials and their lone zoomer, once known as the best-kept secret of Ljubljana’s off-scene, now mirror the force of their explosive live shows with a carefully crafted and emotionally resonant studio identity. 

Their second album Planet Tuga (2025) plunges into the depths of depression, reflecting on transformative anomalies of contemporary life and its imprints on both the body and the collective. 

Even as they reveal a new vulnerability, the band remains anchored in engaged lyricism, dance-oriented rhythms, contemporary sonics, and live performances that move the body — and whatever is found within.