Get ready to step into the unvarnished world of Hathors with their latest album—a raw, unfiltered look at the highs and lows we all face but rarely discuss. In a time when perfection is the mask everyone wears, Hathors pulls back the curtain to reveal the darker, more complex side of life. From the grip of toxic positivity to the quiet battles with self-doubt, body shaming, depression, anxiety, and heartbreak, their music delves into the gritty realities we all navigate. They confront the challenges of our world, from the looming climate catastrophe to the senseless destruction of wars, and the bittersweet paradox of love in all its messy glory.

Hailing from Winterthur, the trio — Marc Bouffé on guitar and vocals, Sarah Zaugg on bass, and Dominique Destraz on drums — blends a spectrum of rock influences, with nods to The Pixies, Madrugada, and The Wipers. Their sound is a reflection of life’s unpredictable ride, shifting effortlessly between quiet introspection and full-throttle noise.

Art isn’t just a backdrop for Hathors—it’s integral to their identity, shining through in their album covers, photography, and videos. Their noise-rock, layered with a touch of pop, echoes the band’s journey through lineup changes and the challenges they’ve faced together. Their upcoming album, ‘When the Sun is Out / When Skies Are Grey,’ captures this journey—a straightforward alt-rock experience that hits on the raw emotions of life.

Since 2011, Hathors have toured across Europe and the US, building a solid reputation with four albums, international radio play, and TV appearances. Now, with their fifth album, they’re continuing their journey, and you can bet they’ll be making a stop in a city near you.