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Saturday 3rd Nov, 7-10pm

Kraus / Sheville

$20

Auckland psychedelic music explorer Kraus returns to Pyramid Club with an all-new set, including material from his latest album 'A Golden Brain', an electronic tour-de-force described by Kiran Dass as "a scorching hot firecracker that sets the controls for the heart of somewhere between the outer limits and the Bermuda Triangle."

With support from Sheville!

Tickets available at Under the Radar, and on the door.

 

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