We’ve been described as a ‘bondage techno performance art group’, as ‘pseudo-fascist cyborgs’, as ‘IcePop’,” deadpans Matthias Haraldsson, one third of Icelandic art-school outfit Hatari. ”The list of ...

Following news that Hatari could face punishment after causing controversy by waving Palestinian flags on screen during their performance at this year’s Eurovision ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Iceland's Hatari hold up Palestine banner on camera at the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest, held in Tel Aviv, Israel. (Photo: Twitter ...

Iceland's Hatari played a show in Moscow over the weekend where they spread their rainbow wings to show support for the suppressed LGBTQ+ community in Russia. As The Reykjaviík Grapevine notes, LGBTQ+ ...

It was the Eurovision Song Contest stunt that made headline news. Anti-capitalist BDSM-inspired techno-music performance art collective Hatari had impressed the millions of voters across Europe and ...

LevelK has boarded Anna Hildur’s directorial debut “A Song Called Hate,” a documentary revolving around Hatari, the performance art group which made headlines at last year’s Eurovision Song Contest.

The finals of the Eurovision Song Contest are currently underway, and one of the hot favourites to win are Icelandic group Hatari, who bought some wild BDSM energy to the stage with their performance.

The European Broadcasting Union has hinted at punishment for the Icelandic delegation following Hatari’s protest at the Eurovision Song Contest final. Tensions have been high this year at Eurovision ...