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Writing and talking around the ideas and music taking place at Pyramid Club and within its broader community
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CUD - Frances Libeau

A sonic collage intent on reanimating (& ruminating on) a range of ferally scavenged archival media.
A garish green square. A person, with an air of staunch aggression, skulls a 2 litre plastic bottle of milk. His singlet reads "No way out"
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Dancing in your head: episode 22 - Baxter Gray

some of the fresh music cropping up more regularly at Pyramid Club from the neonoiseniks.
A photo of Baxter in front of a lamp post. The pole has flyers stuck to it, they are slightly torn, and they read "are you ascred about what happens to your loved ones with the climate crisis hits?". Baxter has a mullet and elaborate dangly earrings

Dancing in your head: episode 21 - Jasmine Lovell-Smith

Jasmine in profile playiing a soprano saxophone
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Expressions through Embodiment of a Crip

Drew is in profile. The backgound is completely black. He is wearing a bright red glove and holding is arm out. He is wearing a bluetooth ear piece
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Resoursonance

In the foreground is someone playing an electric guitar. In the background someone is playing junk percussion with joy and gusto. The percussion looks to be plastic cups and aluminium cans.
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DIY Instruments

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Resourceful Instruments and Equipment

an inverted pyramid with rainbow stripes. The top and widest part of the triangle is ble. The bottom and sharpest point is red
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Music’s Environmental Impact

A black and white photo of the afternath of woodstock. There are piles and piles of garbage in what was once a field but is now mud
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Our Music is Trash

Liam is perfoming. The stage lights are making him aglow in yellow and pink. He holds a drum stick and is striking a large plastic vessel, possibly once used for petrol or bulk dishwashing liquid.
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Motu Rangitoto – winds fair and foul - Phil Dadson

a photo of the aeolian harp located on Rangitoto Island. It is made from tripod of old boat oars. The strings hang down from the apex and go over a bridge on a taut skin drum. The sky is very blue, and the ground is a very dark black volanic rock.
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