The Swedish lo-fi musician, who goes by the stage name Sputnik, released the follow-up to the Weatherdays project's masterful debut album Come In from 2019 last year.

Under the name Weatherday , they released their follow-up album, Hornet Disasters, last year, which is their most expansive release to date. The album has been praised by reviewers for its mastery of fuzz guitars and dynamic shifts between explosive noise and beautiful, subdued passages.

The album is a treasure trove of noise-pop genius. Weatherday started recording with over 70 songs and slowly boiled it down to a high-energy record with a wide range of expressions, each fighting for space like wasps in a swarm. It inspires contemplation and chaos at the same time.

Since achieving cult success with the album Come In, Sputnik has positioned itself as a guiding star on the international lo-fi scene with its curious mix of shoegaze, indietronica, and emo.