HATARI 16 November in Moscow

Icelandic art project HATARI will perform in Russia!

► Ticket information: https://vk.cc/9r1hFb

HATARI virus is rapidly spreading across the globe. This is not just another electro-industrial band. They came from a small Northern country to Wake up the world. The name HATARI is derived from the Icelandic word hata – hatred. Each performance of the project – a real act of art and strong statement of a position which is fed through the calling image and the noisy mix of dark-electro, EBM, synth-punk and the lyrics in Icelandic language with a powerful protest message. They question familiar values, look to the future with a strong pessimism and oppose the domination of the capitalist system. They have no medicine that can heal the diseases of modern society, but there is music that will help to cope with the accumulated hate inside, turning it into a dance!

HATARI about: "Hatari – multimedia project intends to expose the relentless deception that is our daily life. We can't change anything, but we can point to the anomie of neoliberal community, the futility of every minute spent on the stupid race, and how everyone's for sale at a low price as never before. We can scream about our inability to cry on collective sleepwalking, and begging our audience to unite shoulder to shoulder and dance. Dance or die! Hatari is a deliberate reflection of hope and hopelessness, power and the suppression of image, individualism, despotism, detection of contradictions that arise when everything is integrated into one system and are trying to fight against it. We Hatari. We are all Hatari."

First appeared as if from nowhere on the stage of the festival Iceland Airwaves in 2016, the project made a splash and plunged the audience into a state of shock a powerful show, aggressive sounding synths and contrasting vocal duet – ferocious roar, Mattias Haraldsson and clean high voice Klemens Hannigan. This year HATARI shook the whole world suddenly burst into structure of participants of pop song contest with the song "mun Hatrið sigra" (Hate win), which was accompanied by a provocative freak show with pillars of flame, BDSM with harnesses, chains, latex, spikes and a huge hammer, hitting the metal structure in the form of the globe. Millions of ordinary people stood anxiously before their television screens in powerless attempt to make sense of what is happening on stage. However, among the spectators of the contest were and are enough people able to appreciate the beautiful that made the band a hit in the top ten.

This story is happening before our eyes: right now HATARI start winning streak on the European dance floors and invite everyone to stand under his banner! On 16 November in Moscow!