In one of the forgotten experiments of the 1950s, scientists bombarded plants with radiation to force new mutations: unpredictable process known as Atomic Gardening. Most attempts failed, but every once in a while a desirable variation could be cultivated further. In the same vein, Atomic Fruit's music is always mutating, evolving.
With members from Sweden, France and Italy, the group formed in 2021 after a serendipitous meeting at a SUUNS concert. With their first show only two weeks later, the band quickly became a fixture of the Berlin underground scene with their genre defying, high intensity live sets. Atomic Fruit combines dreamy psychedelic rock with electronic beats and exploratory songwriting. Drawing on analog synthesizers and guitar pedal tap dancing, their sound moves between trip hop, jungle, and desert rock.

The band introduced their eclectic mix of synths, trumpet, samples, and fractured rhythms to an international audience with their debut vinyl "Play Dough" (2023), earning both radio and playlists placements. With "Sketches of the Moon" (2025), the band turned inward: slower, more introspective and with a sound design steeped in the cinematic unease of David Lynch. Following its release, the trio solidified and toured restlessly across Europe, performing in Germany, Czech Republic, Austria, France, Sweden, Italy and Denmark. Atomic Fruit’s upcoming 3rd album "Serpentine" is set to be released in October 2026 and will map the band's evolution fully grown into itself: genre-bending soundscapes, new rhythms, and new mutations. 100% safe for human consumption.
Their music, drawing inspiration from both the 1970s and the latest waves of contemporary experimentation, is bound to captivate you in an enigmatic vortex of sound, confirming that Martin Lundfall, Raphaël Giraldi and Federico Lenzi have what it takes to enchant the underground scene once again with their psychedelic magic.