Haiku Salut are one of a kind and always have been from the moment their debut EP, How We Got Along After the Yarn Bomb, landed in the summer of 2011. Fusing elements of folk, classical, chamber pop, lo-fi indie, and electronica, the trio — Louise Croft, Gemma Barkerwood, and Sophie Barkerwood — have made creating the unconventional into an artform. They’ve been lauded by both music fans and critics alike, not to mention other artists — some of whom have collaborated with them over the years, such as Public Service Broadcasting.
Over the course of the band’s 16 years of existence, they’ve put out five albums plus a handful of EPs and singles of music that refuses to conform to any structured genre or fad. As multi-instrumentalists of various facets themselves,…

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