System failure has never sounded this good

New album STACK OVERFLOWED out soon!

we are the crash report

The Kernel.Panic is a fictional-but-furious AI-fueled rock project created by a real-world sysadmin on the edge. Fueled by caffeine, crashed servers, and the pain of forgotten passwords, our songs are anthems for the IT undead.

We sing what your error logs scream.

Genres: Alt Rock / Nerdcore / Glitch Punk
Concept-driven. Illustrated. Powered by tech.

Dark room with server racks and a vintage CRT monitor showing code, connected by tangled cables.

Discography

Digital Prison - July 1st

“Trapped in the the tech you try to fix…”

Digital illustration showing a person working on a computer in a dark room with red and green digital circuit lines, titled 'Digital Prison' at the top.

Reboot My Heart - July 21st

“The love song for sysadmins”

Digital artwork of a woman with glasses working on a laptop in a dark room illuminated by red neon lights, including a glowing red broken heart symbol on the wall. Text at the top reads 'The Kernel.Panic Reboot My Heart'.

Blue Screen Blues - August 1th

“One error away from madness”

Person sitting at computer with a sad face on the screen, surrounded by wires, with the words "The Kernel Panic" and "Blue Screen Blues" above.

Stack Overflowed (Album) - TBC

12-track debut concept album

A dark room with multiple computers stacked and tangled wires, displaying warning signs: a skull and crossbones and the words 'system failure'. The text at the top reads 'The Kernel Panic Stack Overflowed' in green and red letters.

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