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Femtanyl (stylized in all lowercase) are a Canadian digital hardcore band based in Toronto consisting of founding member and lead singer Noelle Stockwood and multi-instrumentalist Juno Callender, who later joined in 2025. As well as being classified as digital hardcore music, they have been labeled as breakcore. Their music is popular in online spaces, especially among the furry fandom. They take inspiration from a wide variety of sources including groups like Nine Inch Nails, Throbbing Gristle, The Prodigy, and Drain Gang, as well as modern electronic dance music and pop music.

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Genre
jungle
Official website
femtanyl.com
Image
Femtanyl with fan (cropped).jpg
Work location
Toronto
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Femtanyl
influenced by
Drain Gang
email address
mailto:[email protected]
social media followers
167000
website account on
Newgrounds
inception
2023-00-00
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Femtanyl (stylized in all lowercase) are a Canadian digital hardcore band based in Toronto consisting of founding member and lead singer Noelle Stockwood and multi-instrumentalist Juno Callender, who later joined in 2025. As well as being classified as digital hardcore music, they have been labeled as breakcore. Their music is popular in online spaces, especially among the furry fandom. They take inspiration from a wide variety of sources including groups like Nine Inch Nails, Throbbing Gristle, The Prodigy, and Drain Gang, as well as modern electronic dance music and pop music.

==Career== Femtanyl was originally a solo act by Stockwood in 2023. Early tracks such as "Katamari" and "Girl Hell 1999" gained her enough popularity to sign a distribution deal with , part of the Artist Partner Group. She released her debut EP, Chaser, in September of the same year. Writing for Pitchfork, Kieran Press-Reynolds described the EP as "a relentless hamster wheel of energy." It amassed over 40 million streams in its first year on streaming services.

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