Frost Children’s Tweaker Poem is out now: six songs made in 24 hours in Tokyo after fleeing a stalker

Frost Children have released their new EP Tweaker Poem via RCA Records, out today, alongside a new video for ‘Creep’.

The six-track EP was made in a single sleepless 24-hour sitting in Tokyo on 2nd January 2026, siblings Angel and Lulu Prost having fled New York after discovering they were being stalked. The songs are tracklisted in the order they were created, from one morning to the next, and the total runtime is just three minutes. “After dealing with a horrifying stalker in NYC we wanted to self-isolate and make a short project in one sitting fueled by sleep deprivation and discomfort,” Angel has said.

The result is an ode to obsession: what the duo call the “tweaker,” a possessive, laser-focused lover-weirdo trapped in a private fantasy and unable to invest in reality. Rather than condemning that position, Tweaker Poem sympathises with it. “These are hymns for lovers who hypnotise themselves with faith when the world seems to frown and frown and frown at them,” Angel has said. “The tweaker deserves to laugh and cry and have anthems, too.”

The EP follows their 2025 album Sister and arrives mid-way through an extraordinarily busy year: a co-headline European run with Thaiboy Digital, production work on Kim Petras’ recent album Detour, their annual Frost Fest at New York’s Knockdown Center on 25th July, and festival dates including Electric Forest, Roskilde, Mad Cool, Lollapalooza and Reading.

UK dates include a London Heaven headline show on 3rd September, with Manchester, Bristol and Glasgow dates also confirmed.

28 Jun – Electric Forest Festival, Rothbury MI

4 Jul – Roskilde Festival, Denmark

9 Jul – Mad Cool Festival, Madrid

25 Jul – Frost Fest, Knockdown Center, Queens NY

1 Aug – Lollapalooza, Chicago

2 Aug – Hard Summer, Los Angeles

9 Aug – Outside Lands, San Francisco

29 Aug – Reading Festival

30 Aug – Gorilla, Manchester

1 Sep – Belgrave Music Hall, Leeds

2 Sep – The Trinity Centre, Bristol

3 Sep – Heaven, London

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