Editors is a British rock band formed in Birmingham in 2002. Known for their blend of indie rock, post-punk revival, alternative rock, and synth-pop, the band has become one of the leading names in the UK's alternative music scene. Their atmospheric sound, powerful baritone vocals from frontman Tom Smith, and emotionally charged songwriting have earned them critical and commercial success.

Editors rose to prominence with their debut album The Back Room (2005), which was nominated for the Mercury Prize and featured hit singles such as Munich, Blood, and All Sparks. They continued their success with acclaimed albums including An End Has a Start (2007), In This Light and on This Evening (2009), The Weight of Your Love (2013), In Dream (2015), Violence (2018), and EBM (2022). Other well-known songs include Smokers Outside the Hospital Doors, Papillon, No Sound But the Wind, and A Ton of Love.

What makes Editors unique is their ability to merge dark post-punk atmospheres with soaring melodies and evolving electronic influences. Combined with Tom Smith's distinctive voice and the band's willingness to reinvent their sound, Editors have remained one of the most influential and respected alternative rock bands of the 21st century.