Food House
Food House performing in May 2025
Background information
Origin	Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.
Genres	Hyperpop
Works	Food House discography
Years active	2020–present
Labels	Dog Show
Members	Fraxiom Gupi

Food House (stylized in all lowercase) is an American musical duo formed in 2020 in Boston by the electronic music producers Fraxiom and Gupi. Best known for their debut album Food House, they influenced and helped popularize the hyperpop scene during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Fraxiom, from Massachusetts, met Gupi, from California, while performing for a rave in 2017. They became close friends after Gupi moved to Massachusetts. They first collaborated on the song "Thos Moser", which Dylan Brady of 100 gecs released on his label Dog Show Records in February 2020. The song quickly became popular in the hyperpop scene. Fraxiom was compelled by the COVID-19 pandemic to pause her^[a] studies at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and quarantine with Gupi in Massachusetts. The two formed Food House and created a self-titled debut album. Food House was preceded by two singles and was released by Dog Show in October. After a period of inactivity involving frustrations with the music industry, the duo created a second album in different cities. The album, titled Two House, was released independently in February 2025.

Music critics describe Food House as a hyperpop duo. Their music is characterized by chaotic electronic production, absurdist humor, and frequent cultural references. Food House was inspired by Internet videos the duo watched, earlier pop music, and contemporary experimental music. Its creative process was often spontaneous. The album contains many skits and references, but also emotional lyrics discussing personal issues. Critics thought that Two House contained further emotional depth.
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