On a journey of transformation, radical Swedish popstar Cobrah shifts from erotic provocateur to a more romantic, lyrical mode on her debut album ‘Torn’. Mixmag’s first cover star of 2026 speaks to ...

Sleazy female electro-pop – from throbbing drum’n’bass to hyperactive EDM – is reflecting the economic reality for many in the US, with its rock-star energy and rap-influenced vocals ...

Lately, COBRAH has been thinking about metamorphosis. Taking stock of her own artistry – an endeavour in control, domination and the celebration of female pleasure on bolshy club tracks like ‘Brand ...

Cobrah is slated to perform at Portola Music Festival on Sunday, October 1, at Pier 80 in San Francisco, California. She has a new song to add to her setlist. On Friday, August 11, the Swedish artist ...

Swedish artist COBRAH has announced a couple of Australian headline dates for early next year. The experimental pop producer will play two headline shows in January: first in Sydney on Wednesday, 3rd ...

NME’s latest star of The Cover, COBRAH, has created an exclusive playlist to accompany the story’s launch – check it out below. COBRAH has felt a magnetic pull to create for as long as she can ...

It wouldn’t be Coachella without at least one jaw-dropping onstage mishap — and this year, Swedish electro-pop artist Cobrah delivered. Cobrah shocked festivalgoers when her top suddenly burst open ...

Today (October 3), she shared a new preview of it, the thumping “Wet Like” featuring Cobrah. Ashnikko says of the song, “This is pure carnal lust and hedonism. This is music to stomp down the street ...

Back when Cobrah was just a little rattlesnake, she recalls being glued to her TV set watching American child stars on the Disney Channel, and feeling one thing: jealous. “I remember thinking, ‘This ...

Swedish pop artist Cobrah has announced her debut album, Torn, and shared new single “Hush”. Speaking about the track, Cobrah explains: “It’s about meeting someone in the club — that early phase where ...

The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Back when Cobrah was just a little rattlesnake, she recalls ...