A hyperpop and glitchcore performance by the New York duo Frost Children at the intimate Neumos venue.
Frost Children play Neumos on Friday, December 4, starting at 8 PM. They're a New York duo known for a genre-bending sound that blends hyperpop and glitchcore, built on distorted synths and driving beats. One of the tracks they're known for is "Flatline."
If you're not familiar with those terms, hyperpop is essentially pop music pushed to its most extreme, often with pitched-up vocals and a bright, exaggerated energy. Glitchcore takes that and adds a layer of intentional digital artifacts—stutters, skips, and sudden breaks—that make the music sound like it's breaking apart as it plays. Together, they land on a sound that's high-energy and heavy on the electronics, and that's exactly what they're bringing to the stage.
It's a standing-room-only night, so you'll be on your feet for the whole set. Neumos is a cashless venue, which is a good thing to keep in mind before you head over—you'll want a card on you for drinks or merch. The club is at 925 East Pike Street in Capitol Hill, a cornerstone of Seattle's music scene, so it's easy to find if you've spent any time around the neighborhood.
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Frost Children take the stage at 8 PM on Friday, December 4, at Neumos, 925 East Pike Street, Seattle, WA 98122.
