Miki Berenyi

Miki Berenyi is a British musician and writer best known as the co-founder, guitarist, and vocalist of the influential 1990s shoegaze band Luvhunters and later Piroshka. Born in London to a Hungarian father and Japanese mother, she became a defining voice of the early '90s alternative rock scene. Her memoir "Fingers Crossed" offers a candid, unflinching account of her tumultuous childhood, rise to indie stardom, and the music industry's darker sides. Berenyi's sharp wit and honest storytelling have earned critical acclaim, revealing the person behind the sonic walls of reverb and distortion that defined a generation.