John Maus makes music like no one else: intense, idiosyncratic, and full of feeling.
His songs echo 80s synthpop, but on another level. Driven by deep bass lines, reverberating vocals, and melodies that are as melancholic as they are gripping. Behind his ferocious live performances is a man who studied philosophy, builds his own synthesizers, and is constantly searching for something real in an absurd world. Since the release of his cult classic 'We Must Become the Pitiless Censors of Ourselves', Maus has become a singular voice in alternative pop, one that continues to surprise, move, and unsettle.