Keroxen 2026 – 11 September

Japan's Hatis Noit with the support of Desilence, Canarian producer Dancelwerk, and British post-rock from Seefeel — the second of Festival Keroxen's September 2026 dates. Tickets, info, and passes here. Hatis Noit is not a singer: she is a London-based vocal performer who explores sounds ranging from sinuous pop melodies to Gregorian chant, drawing on Bulgarian vocal traditions, Japanese opera, and Asian folk music. The result is overwhelming — organic atmospheres she constructs while drifting through the sounds of an intimate nature of her own creation, for her own pleasure and, indirectly, for the audience's too. Dancelwerk. Experience counts for something, and after more than 30 years as a pioneer of electronic music in the Canary Islands, Fernando Ledesma allows himself a tribute that also honours his personal heroes. He does so in his recent work 'Spandauer Damm 103' at Keroxen 2026. A choreography of faders and sliders, filters and glitches, rhythms as wild as they are tamed, and contemplative dancefloors so surprising you could dance with your eyes closed sitting in a theatre — or stand perfectly still beneath a disco ball. Seefeel. Somewhere between ambient techno, shoegaze, and post-rock, this British band formed in the early 90s navigated in search of channels while carving out their own tributaries. Offshoots of a torrent of talent that, upstream and in an act of emotional punk, never wanted to reach the sea — because that was never the point. Their celebrated releases on Warp Records consolidate a style so finely nuanced that it continues to surprise with its inspired freshness and effortless listenability.