Crash Nomada is a Folk Punk band based in Sweden. The band is known for their mix of punk rock and different kinds of folk music from around the world. The core of the band formed in 2006 and quickly gained a reputation for their wild and intense live performances. The debut album Atlas Pogo was released in 2012, followed by the Broar EP in 2013 as well as several singles. 
 The band is multilingual, but has mostly released songs in English and Swedish. In 2017 Crash Nomada collaborated with the Egyptian singer Maryam Saleh and released the song Leih ya Hamam which probably is the first duet ever in Arabic and Swedish. 
 In 2018 the second, self titled album Crash Nomada was released to critical acclaim. The album was produced by Jari Haapalainen and pointed in a direction towards more emphasis on the lyrics and songwriting as well as a heavier post punk vibe. The album was voted album of the year by several critics in Sweden. 
 The third album En rispa i evigheten, produced by Crash Nomada and Per Granberg from Charta 77, was released in 2022. The album reflects the band's broad musical span, where they move seamlessly between d-beat hardcore, calm ballads, folk metal and 80s-scented folk rock, but above all land in their danceable and pulsating folk punk. The music is fired up by virtuoso violin and accordion, a pulsating rhythm section and raw organic electric guitar. The songs were recorded live in the studio to capture the directness and nerve.