Holy Fuck

Holy Fuck land in Granada on Saturday, May 23, 2026, for a live performance at Lemon Rock. Formed in Toronto in the mid‑2000s, Brian Borcherdt and Graham Walsh drive a project that crosses indie rock and hand‑played electronics: bass and drums converse with synthesizers and analog gear, all in real time and without pre‑programmed tracks. Their sound moves between krautrock, noise and a pulse close to techno, featuring repetitive patterns, progressive build‑ups and measured improvisation that push each piece into new layers.

On stage, the group typically traces its career: from the self‑titled debut and the LP Latin, to Congrats and Deleter, where fragmented vocals and pop motifs emerge without losing rhythmic impact. The live show bets on insistent grooves, bass lines that hold the tension and rough synthetic textures that intertwine with the drums. A concert centered on the energy of the moment, on the intersection of machines and instruments, and on that sense of collective construction that has defined Holy Fuck since their beginnings.