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Saturday 12th March, 7-10pm

Quarry Concerts #3 | Bloodfucker, Marring Acme, Headless Dolls

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Pyramid Club presents a series of concerts at the Former Quarry site on Mt Victoria over the next 6 weeks.
 
Quarry concerts #3
 
This show is curated by experimental / no wave / noise musician and film maker Baxter Gray.
 
Bloodfucker is jammy, no-wave inspired sounds and video backgrounds. It is a continuation of Baxter's past pyramid club performances, now 4 people. Check out a solo peformance at our twitch channel
 
Marring Acme is the debut feature film of filmmaker and multidisciplinary artist Sophia Frudd. It crosses ominousity, experimentation, co/vert narcissism, sentimentality and the figurative and literal death of self.
Trigger warning: Gore, and distressing themes.
 
Headless Dolls are a long form noise drone 3 piece. Inspired by the likes of Merzbow, Birchville Cat Motel, and Black Boned Angels. https://sensoryassault.bandcamp.com

 


NOTE: DUE TO COVID 19 THIS EVENT REQUIRES PHYSICAL DISTANCING AND LIMITED NUMBERS WITH SOME AREAS REQUIRING A VACCINE PASS
 
Many thanks to Creative NZ for supporting Pyramid Club's programme
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a pen drawing of someone eating the brains out of a head with the top half missing
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