• THREE FOR SILVER & GUESTS

    The Peer Hat, Faraday Street

    Three For Silver is a tatterdemalion ensemble of rotating musicians led by Lucas Warford, “the acid baby of Tom Waits and Les Claypool,” as NW legend Baby Gramps called him. It's an aggressively original band that is impervious to easy description. PR people often use phrases like Mythic Americana, Doomfolk, or Apocalypso. Some of those… Continue reading THREE FOR SILVER & GUESTS

    £10.00
  • TONDEUSE//INDUSTRIES//NATHAN STOKER

    The Peer Hat, Faraday Street

    TONDEUSE is a duo formed by the artist Estelle Chaigne and the sound tinkerer Bertuf. On Sundays when they come out of their garden shed, the neighbour can hear in the distance a few melodies lost in the white noise of their electric machines. Listening closely, they might discern snippets of ethereal, sung electronic pop accompanied by sawtooth or sinusoidal waves. And sometimes a rhythm, but not too much, and sometimes a voice, but not too loud. Music on a cushion of air.   INDUSTRIES is an electronic music project by Markus Hetheier. His music explores and subverts musical structures and ranges from field recordings, distorted sounds to harmonic melodies and large beats. Together with Norrisette, he co-runs the queer electronica night FLUFF (amongst many other ventures). He's a beaut.   NATHAN STOKER is a… Continue reading TONDEUSE//INDUSTRIES//NATHAN STOKER

    £6.00
  • JAKABOL WITH WUPIE & TRIAL TAPES

    The Peer Hat, Faraday Street

    The Guardian once described heavy folk-prog chameleons JAKABOL as “bucolic one moment, psychotic the next.” The Bristol based experimental outfit carve their own path through a kaleidoscopic, genre bending, musical world. They are as at home in the landscape of pastoral folk as they are in the maelstrom of heavily distorted metal and psych rock… Continue reading JAKABOL WITH WUPIE & TRIAL TAPES

    £8.00
  • CULT OF OCCULT WITH UNDER & BROOKDALE

    The Peer Hat, Faraday Street

    A key reference of the sludge and doom underground, CULT OF OCCULT forges sonic rituals exploring descents into mental suffering. "There’s just no way around it, CULT OF OCCULT is one of a kind among the French scene. Rare are the interviews with the quartet from Lyon and let’s just say that their reputation usually precedes… Continue reading CULT OF OCCULT WITH UNDER & BROOKDALE

    £12.00
  • RELEASE THE GOATS

    The Peer Hat, Faraday Street

    The Night was started by me, Geeduvella and my partner Ste spandex. This is a house and techno night, which you should expect some high energy sets and packed dance floor and we have great line-up ready for the 22nd of May!   £5

  • Evil Wet Hen Presents-MOONFACE // Phoneutrian & Zaron Mizmeras // Catastrophe Assistant

    Evil Wet Hen Presents-MOONFACE // Phoneutrian & Zaron Mizmeras // Catastrophe Assistant MOONFACE Shady billionaires make plans to colonise and mine the solar system, and our nearest celestial neighbour has something to say about it. A dark clowning show performed by actor, lunar jester and physisist in training Meg Hodgson with live sound from Livvy… Continue reading Evil Wet Hen Presents-MOONFACE // Phoneutrian & Zaron Mizmeras // Catastrophe Assistant

  • THE WATTLES WITH REMOTE & CLAYMEN

    The Peer Hat, Faraday Street

    From beginnings as a duo in Sydney garages, THE WATTLES have grown into a distinctive indie rock band, balancing bedroom-lit vulnerability with climactic, expansive impact. Blending soft indie with grunge textures, alt-rock energy, their music feels dynamic, nostalgic yet new. Frontwoman Lucy’s songwriting turns unspoken conversations into important moments. Now based in Brighton, UK, The Wattles are heading north on their debut UK headline tour, joined by a lineup of incredible independent artists in each city. “Capturing the same broad and shimmering aesthetic as acts like London Grammar and Wolf Alice, ‘The Wrong Idea’ makes for an extremely powerful listen.” — Mystic Sons CLAYMEN are a four-piece Post-Punk outfit based across Manchester & Leeds. Reaching from many different sources of inspiration, their sound is malleable like clay - but hardens if you leave it in the sun.    REMOTE Two British 23-year-olds, Ruben and Alex, make up remote, a Manchester-based duo known for their blend of alternative and bedroom/indie-pop. They first crossed paths in February 2020 during the closing weeks of Sixth Form, just before the pandemic. What began as… Continue reading THE WATTLES WITH REMOTE & CLAYMEN

    £8.00
  • BPOC Folk Club from The Black British Folk Collective

    The Peer Hat, Faraday Street

    The Peer Hat is very proud to present the BPOC Folk Club from The Black British Folk Collective...the wonderful Angeline Morrison is part of this thing and it's no surprise.   What's important, is that it's absolutely FREE.