Ladytron

Mixing synth pop, shoegaze, and indie pop into a sound all their own, Ladytron formed in mid-1999. Keyboardists / programmers Daniel Hunt and Reuben Wu settled in Liverpool after a spate of traveling and DJ work in Japan. They met Bulgarian Mira Aroyo in summer 2000, who became their vocalist, while Helen Marnie, who sings and plays keyboards for the group, also joined them.

They re-emerged in 2018 following a hiatus and 2019 saw the release of their first new album in eight years, the eponymously titled 'Ladytron'.