Haruna Kimishima, known by her stage name HARU NEMURI, is a Japanese singer, songwriter, and "poetry rapper". Her musical style mixes influences from J-pop, rap, post-hardcore, experimental pop, art rock, and electronica. She is currently based in Tokyo. Anthony Fantano of the The Needle Drop reviewed her debut album "Haru to Shura", mentioning that "Haru… Continue reading HARU NEMURI “SHUNKA RYOUGEN” with NORRISETTE

Where have all the riot grrrls gone? You ask – MIESHA AND THE SPANKS answer. If you’ve got a yearning for flashy yet classic hard rock, look no further – this Calgary-based duo has the guitar hero-worshiping, face melting, whisky belting sound that you’ve been seeking. A modern singer/guitarist and beloved fixture on the local… Continue reading Miesha & The Spanks//Infidels//Vice Vera

RED MAR produce an experimental and highly visceral form of rock music. The project was born out of the improvisations between two members in high school, and has since established into a group of musicians whom together create a precise and expressive form of noise-rock, while eschewing simple categorisation. Their live shows are confrontational, and… Continue reading RED MAR & DWELLINGS

What a pleasure it is, to welcome BEAUTIFY JUNKYARDS to The Peer Hat. Here's a little about their last album, which ought to illuminate this splendid band for you: "The fourth album for the Lisbon based band and their second on Ghost Box following on from The Invisible World of Beautify Junkyards in 2018. Cosmorama… Continue reading Beautify Junkyards & Guests

 Jim Hickson, Live Review, May 2022 ​  ​ 'Traditional British music filtered through layers of avant-garde theatricality to create something both intricate and dramatic. Off-kilter rhythms, weird dissonances and voices so rich they could fill a stadium: Lunatraktors would be folk as high art, except they don’t take themselves too seriously. Instead, their music is majestic,… Continue reading LUNATRAKTORS & GUESTS

The All Night Chemist are the newest wannabe dad-rock folk band on the London scene. Just a bit too earnest to be truly tongue and cheek, their songs celebrate and mock the mundane while stirring the soul. Anything from cheesy pop bangers about mobile phones, to moody trad folk exploring the modern-day fur industry, their… Continue reading The All Night Chemist & Guests