Get all 17 Hatiyar releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of System Bondage, manu_bhaiya Split Hatiyar [Split | 2021], New Jack [Single | BCE Compilation], Benzodiazepines Overdose [Single | 2021], Unexpected Midnight Suffering [Single | 2021], Best Of Hatiyar [Compilation | 2021], The Owl Split Hatiyar [Split | 2021], Walking in woods [Split | 2021], and 9 more.
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Welcome To Deep Web
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Napalmed Morning
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The Red Room
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System Bondage
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Hatiyar Bhopal, India
Hatiyar is a harsh noise sound art performer from central India. The journey of Hatiyar began in 2012 when he discovered his inclination towards harsh and more extreme genres. Heavily inspired by Akita Masami, Keiji Haino, Gruesome Malady and Vomir. Abstract, abrasive, electronic experimental sounds are what sets Hatiyar apart from other Indian noise artists. ... more
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