Clear Capsule is a band that thrives in dualities: bright melodies wrapped in distortion, weightless vocals grounded by driving rhythms, and a sound that feels both nostalgic and strangely futuristic. Blending the gauzy haze of shoegaze with the nervy pulse of post-punk and the hooks of alternative rock, the group crafts songs that are equally suited for headphones at night and loud rooms filled with bodies in motion.

What sets Clear Capsule apart is their instinct for balance. Their music stretches between intimacy and enormity, offering moments of hypnotic atmosphere before erupting into walls of cathartic sound. Influences from the ‘90s underground loom large—think Slowdive’s shimmer colliding with Sonic Youth’s abrasion—but the band filters those textures through their own lens, weaving in electronic flourishes and rhythmic play that keep the songs from ever feeling stuck in the past.

With each release, Clear Capsule has honed a voice that’s urgent, exploratory, and deeply human. They’re not chasing revivalism or genre orthodoxy, but instead carving out a world where haze, noise, and melody converge into something bracingly alive.