Phantogram

Phantogram are an American electronic rock duo from Greenwich, New York, formed in 2007 by Josh Carter and Sarah Barthel, who were childhood friends. Their sound blends trip-hop-inspired beats, heavy synths, and shoegaze-tinged guitar with Barthel's distinctive vocals, creating a moody, atmospheric style that positioned them within the wave of electronic-rock crossover acts of the late 2000s and 2010s.

The duo gained wider recognition with releases such as «Eyelid Movies» and later albums, with singles like «Black Out Days», «Fall In Love», and «You Don't Get Me High Anymore» becoming staples of alternative and indie playlists. Their music has also been placed prominently in film and television, broadening their audience beyond traditional rock and electronic circles.

Phantogram have collaborated with a range of artists across hip-hop and pop, including work with Big Boi of Outkast as Big Grams, reflecting their genre-blending approach. Known for a dense, cinematic production style and a balance between melancholic introspection and danceable energy, they remain one of the notable acts to emerge from the indie electronic scene of the 2010s.