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RĀMERE (FRI) 22 MAR 2024, 8PM

Simon O'Rorke / Andy Wright / Isaac Smith / Daniel Beban

$10 Presales

A night of improvised music with:

Simon O'Rorke (synth) and Isaac Smith (double bass/electronics)

Andy Wright (drums) and Daniel Beban (reel-to-reel tapes) duo

+ a quartet to finish.

$10 presale tickets via UTR

Thank you to Creative New Zealand for supporting Pyramid Club's programme

Upcoming Events

Rāpare (Thurs) 22 October, 8pm

Swampsoul TwoSides (of the same coin) #16

Emerald green background with a distorted photo of a landscape

During courtship or more aggressive encounters swamp soul puffs up its throat sac and holds it spines erect. Lunging and biting it utters a distinct croak: Twosides sixteen... Twosides sixteen... October 22nd.... hrugghhhhggh

RĀHOROI (SAT) 24th October, 8pm

Descendants Book Tour - Lee Hana, Ludus, Erika Grant, Junus Orca

3 ominous black and white heads layered next to each other

Lee Hana, with friends and collaborators, is making an immersive soundworld for ‘Descendants’, his latest collection of post punk science fiction stories.

Rāmere (Fri) 30 October, 8pm

Tape Night featuring Donna van Talgon, George D. Angus, Indigogue Browne

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A night of analogue tape misadventures and manipulations.

RĀHOROI (SAT) 7 NOVEMBER, 8PM

Kina:suttsu (Japan) | vegetable.animal.machine

Kina:suttsu stands in front of a bushy backdrop

Pyramid Club is excited to present Japanese musician, performance and visual artist Kina:suttsu.

Rāmere (Fri) 13th November, 8PM

Terror of the Deep Album Release! with Spirit Level

Black and white photo of a band on a balcony looking out happily into the distance

To celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of its initial release, Terror of the Deep are proud to present their sophomore album ‘Permanent Weekend’.

RĀHOROI (SAT) 14 NOVEMBER, 8PM

Delphine Dora (FR), Tamagawa (FR), Amy Jean Barnett

A close up of Delphine Dora amongst greenery looking calmly into the distance

French pianist, organist, vocalist, improviser, and composer, Delphine Dora is joined by fellow countryman Tamagawa and Wellington's Amy Jean Barnett.