Frost Children

Frost Children, the New York-based duo of siblings Angel and Lulu Prost, represent the vanguard of the 'post-hyperpop' landscape. Emerging from St.

Louis, their sound is a sophisticated synthesis of early 2010s EDM, screamo, and indie rock, filtered through a contemporary digital lens. Their career arc shows a rapid evolution from the bedroom-pop experiments of 'Aviation Creates Adventurous Beginnings' to the high-concept maximalism of 'SPEED RUN' and the more nuanced, indie-inflected 'Hearth Room.' Culturally, they are central figures in the NYC 'indie sleaze' revival, bridging the gap between underground club culture and the DIY indie scene. Their work frequently explores themes of gender identity and alienation, delivered with a self-aware, meme-literate wit. Critical consensus highlights their technical proficiency as producers and their ability to subvert genre expectations while maintaining a strong melodic core. They are often cited alongside peers like underscores and Jane Remover as architects of a new, fluid pop identity that prioritizes emotional honesty and sonic intensity over traditional genre labels.