Lost in Kyiv is a French post-rock and post-metal band formed in Paris in 2007. The group is known for its atmospheric instrumental sound that blends post-rock, electronic music, cinematic soundscapes, and powerful post-metal influences. Until 2026, the band performed under the name Lost in Kiev before officially adopting the spelling Lost in Kyiv.

The band's career began with the release of Motions (2012), an album centered on themes of travel and distance. Follow-up releases such as Nuit Noire (2016), Persona (2019), and Rupture (2022) established the group as a respected name within the international post-rock scene. Notable tracks include “Narcosis,” “Solastalgia,” “Lifelooper,” and “Rupture.”

In 2026, Lost in Kyiv entered a new phase with the release of We're All Going To Be Fine, showcasing a heavier and more direct musical approach. Singles such as “Burst,” “Eclipse,” and “Becoming” highlighted the band's evolving sound.

What makes Lost in Kyiv unique is their ability to tell compelling stories without relying on traditional vocals. Their music often feels like the soundtrack to a futuristic film, combining atmospheric guitars, electronic textures, and carefully crafted samples into immersive sonic experiences. This cinematic vision has helped establish Lost in Kyiv as one of the most distinctive acts in modern European post-rock and post-metal.