Inspector Spacetime is a Reykjavík-based pop band, influenced by a wide variety of dance and pop acts and genres (notably Daft Punk, The Prodigy, Charli XCX, along with disco and synth-pop classics). The band’s music is an ode to the European dance music scene throughout the decades, where the common goal is to get people moving. With their self-titled debut album, Inspector Spacetime made waves in the Icelandic music scene in early 2020. Their music has been well received by notable critics from Iceland’s national public-service broadcasting organisation and audiences alike.
They’ve made a name for themselves as one of the best live acts Iceland has to offer, thanks to their electric energy and carefree attitude. In the last few years, they have toured multiple Icelandic music festivals, including Iceland Airwaves, as well as playing in neighbouring Scandinavia and in Germany, where they warmed up for Daði Freyr on the European leg of his latest tour. They’ve started 2025 already strong, releasing the dance hit ‘Party at My House’ in early January. A remix EP of the single is also on its way, featuring various Icelandic and International artists. For their live gigs, they plan on performing around Europe, with the SPOT festival being their first stop.
