femtanyl has released “ALL THE TIME,” their Columbia Records debut single, alongside an official video.
The Seattle-based hardcore electronic duo, made up of Noelle and Juno, has built a fiercely devoted following through explosive production, visceral live shows, and a visual world that feels as intense and specific as the music itself. “ALL THE TIME” marks the beginning of their next chapter after a breakout stretch that has pushed the project from underground obsession to a wider audience.
femtanyl’s music hits with a blown-out digital urgency, pulling from hardcore, electronic music, internet-born chaos, and sharp melodic instincts without smoothing down the edges. That volatility has become part of the project’s identity, turning each release into something that feels both abrasive and deeply intentional.
“ALL THE TIME” continues that approach, pairing the duo’s high-impact sound with an official video that extends the visual language around the project. For a group whose worldbuilding has become inseparable from the music, the video is not just an add-on. It is another piece of the atmosphere femtanyl have been constructing around their songs.
Earlier this year, femtanyl released their debut album Man Bites Dog and followed it with sold-out tours across North America and Europe. Their catalog has amassed hundreds of millions of streams, while headline shows, merchandise, and limited physical releases have consistently sold out, because apparently the internet can still occasionally turn obsession into actual movement instead of just comments from strangers with anime avatars and bad posture.
The duo have also shared stages with The Prodigy and Danny Brown, performed at Primavera, and remixed Machine Girl, placing them in a lane where electronic intensity, punk energy, and experimental culture overlap naturally.
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