Ladytron is an English electronic music band formed in Liverpool in 1999. The group consists of Helen Marnie, Mira Aroyo, Daniel Hunt, and Reuben Wu. Known for their synthesizer-driven sound, Ladytron blends elements of electropop, new wave, and shoegaze, creating a distinctive style characterized by atmospheric textures and layered vocals. The band released their debut album, 604, in 2001 to critical acclaim, establishing themselves as pioneers within the electroclash movement. Their 2002 follow-up, Light & Magic, further expanded their popularity, featuring the standout single "Seventeen." Ladytron continued to evolve with albums like Witching Hour in 2005 and Velocifero in 2008, which showcased a darker, more refined sound. After a brief hiatus following the release of Gravity the Seducer in 2011, the band returned in 2019 with their self-titled album Ladytron, reaffirming their relevance and innovation in the electronic music scene. In 2023, they released Time's Arrow, continuing their exploration of sonic landscapes and lyrical depth. Ladytron is recognized for their influence on electronic pop music and their commitment to artistic integrity over commercial trends. Their multilingual lyrics, visual aesthetic, and atmospheric production have garnered them a dedicated international fanbase and a lasting legacy in contemporary electronic music.