Music videos from Cornwall’s psychedelic folk-rock seven-piece—fifteen years of Hanterhir on film, in English and Cornish.
All of these videos were made by some very special people, so thank you to Stephen Taylor, some students whose names we’ve forgotten, Chris Stephens, Mawgan Lewis and Savannah Dunstan.
Hello Sunshine/Lovelight Live at UEA 2025
Don’t Go 2023
Always On 2023
Honey Bees 2022
Waiting for Bertie 2022
Schizophrenia 2020
Radio Song 2019
Song of the Lady 2019
Hello Sunshine 2018
Hope Comes With Love 2018
Arloedthes An Lydn 2018
Darallow 2018
The Dream 2018
Tales 2018
The Light 2018
Whitford 2015
F# 2015
Victim 2014
Tekka Ha Hwekka 2014
Om Gonfort 2010
Knots 2010
A New Horizon 2009
Little Black Cat 2009
Hanterhir on Screen
Since 2009, Hanterhir have been capturing their sound on film—from early lo-fi recordings made in Redruth to atmospheric promos for the critically acclaimed rock opera The Saving of Cadan, and live footage from the 2025 UK tour supporting Hawkwind at venues including the Birmingham Symphonia and Gateshead Glasshouse.
These videos document a band shaped by the Cornish landscape: windswept clifftops, ancient mining country, Methodist chapels, and the ever-present Atlantic. Shot by collaborators including Stephen Taylor, Chris Stephens, Mawgan Lewis, and Savannah Dunstan, they trace the evolution from a four-piece to today’s seven-strong line-up—blending folk, prog, post-punk, and space rock, sung in both English and Kernewek.
Whether you’re new to Hanterhir or revisiting favourites like Hello Sunshine, Darallow, or Schizophrenia, there’s over a decade of psychedelic Cornish rock to explore.