• 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

  • 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

  • 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.

  • DEAD SPACE CHAMBER MUSIC//TRIANGLE CUTS//THE MANIFESTATION GROUP

    The Peer Hat, Faraday Street

    “Deeply storied and gloriously doomy…a mix of beauty and heaviness, ancient and new” - The Quietus “Compelling and totally genius. It’s like the soundtrack to the best film you’ve never seen and a thrilling journey into painting with sound” - John Robb, Louder Than War “Hypnotic ritualism from Bristol’s finest neoclassical goth alchemists’ - Headfirst… Continue reading DEAD SPACE CHAMBER MUSIC//TRIANGLE CUTS//THE MANIFESTATION GROUP

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  • DUSK BROTHERS & GUESTS

    The Peer Hat, Faraday Street

    THE DUSK BROTHERS' (Gray and 'E' Moncrieff) sound draws heavily on their unconventional arsenal of self-built instruments. Guitars fashioned from old metal boxes, "Frankenstein" foot drums created by ripping down 55 gallon oil drums and bolting them onto sawn-off bass drum shells and custom valve guitar amplifiers built from scratch in their own workshop provide… Continue reading DUSK BROTHERS & GUESTS