Æteren

Artigeardit first announced the album via Instagram on 23 April 2025, where he shared the album's track list.^[1] The album, Æteren, was two days later.^[2] Preceding the album's release, on 10 April, Artigeardit released the single "Seaside".^[3]

Upon its release, the album received generally positive reviews. Soundvenue, which gave the album four of six stars, praised the album overall and Artigeardit's collaboration with Marius Iversen, the primary producer of the album.^[4] However, the reviewer noted that the guest features sometimes overshadowed Artigeardit.^[4] Politiken reviewer Pernille Jensen gave a favourable review with four of six stars, but stated the album suffered from the "inconsistent quality of its tracks".^[5] Ralf Christensen, of Dagbladet Information, reviewed the album positively, complimenting Artigeardit's exploration and mixing hip-hop and pop.^[6] Gaffa was more critical with just two of six stars, criticizing what the reviewer saw as "unfinished-sounding demos" and creative directions that were not fully developed.^[7]

The album debuted at number one on the Hitlisten charts on 7 May 2025, making it Artigeardit's fourth consecutive album to achieve the honour.^[8][9] The album spent 19 weeks on the Hitlisten charts.^[10] As the only single from the album, "Seaside" went on to achieve platinum certification,^[11] peaking at number two on the singles chart following the album's release.^[12] The only other song from the album to reach the top 40 was "Honningkrukken".^[9] The album has been certified gold by IFPI Danmark.^[13]