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Getting Later
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Troubled
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J. FEN HAPENS Denmark
With a suburban upbringing in Elsinore, Denmark J. Fen Hapens is writing fresh pop songs revolving neurotic relationships, toxic habits and pipe dreaming of something bigger. With their background in respectively garage rock and classical music, they are using expansive and carefully thought out instrumentation, which often includes strings, broken organs and beat up drum machines. ... more
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