Their sixth appearance at Reading and Leeds, Hadouken! are the forefathers of nu-rave, delighting the masses since 2006. Named after an attack in the Street Fighter video game, it was Mike Skinner from The Streets who gave the band some of their first airplay whilst depping for Zane Lowe on Radio 1.
Compared to The Prodigy due to their raw mix of electro and hard core, the band met at Leeds University and released their debut 'That Boy That Girl' on their own Surface Noise Records label. As well as remixing acts such as Bloc Party, The Sugababes and Does It Offend You, Yeah? they've just released third studio album Every Weekend. Owning their unique spot in dance culture, prepare for the howling vocals and sweaty, high-octane rock that make Hadouken! such a loved festival band.
Their sixth appearance at Reading and Leeds, Hadouken! are the forefathers of nu-rave, delighting the masses since 2006. Named after an attack in the Street Fighter video game, it was Mike Skinner from The Streets who gave the band some of their first airplay whilst depping for Zane Lowe on Radio 1.
Compared to The Prodigy due to their raw mix of electro and hard core, the band met at Leeds University and released their debut 'That Boy That Girl' on their own Surface Noise Records label. As well as remixing acts such as Bloc Party, The Sugababes and Does It Offend You, Yeah? they've just released third studio album Every Weekend. Owning their unique spot in dance culture, prepare for the howling vocals and sweaty, high-octane rock that make Hadouken! such a loved festival band.
