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Friday 7th October 2022, 8-11pm

Terror of the Deep + The New Things

$15 presales

Wellington's Terror of the Deep catch every alternative fish out there with their inspired hooks of pure jangle-pop joy.

The New Things bring you crush songs, uncanny pop, weird musings, and baseless libel, direct from surf suburb, Paekākāriki.

Plus a special premiere screening of './computerEatYourself.sh', Ōtepoti artist Kerian Varaine's new experimental audiovisual work commissioned by Pyramid Club

Presale tickets Under the Radar.

Live streamed here

Many thanks to Creative NZ for Supporting Pyramid Club's programme

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Big Sigh | Thomas Arbor

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Rāhoroi (Sat) June 20, 8pm

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RĀPARE (THURS) JUNE 25, 7PM

Two Sides: Frogmeat / Bovine Kindness Algorithm / Solysium

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RĀHINA (Mon) 29 June, 6pm

[OFFSITE] Machine Listening (Australia) @ Circuit

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A lecture-performance by Naarm Melbourne collective Machine Listening in which critical texts about AI are processed in real time.
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Offsite
RĀTŪ (TUES) JUNE 30, 7PM

Joel Stern/Sean Dockray/James Parker (Naarm, Australia) + Chrissie Butler/Gerard Crewdson/Daniel Beban

Following their Machine Listening Offsite performance at Circuit on Monday 29th June , visiting artists from Naarm/Melbourne, Joel Stern, Sean Dockray and James Parker, will perform an improvised set for self built software and buchla synth at Pyramid Club.
Rāapa (Wed) July 1, 7pm

Techno Echo - Let's jam!

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Make a song from scratch on hardware. No experience or equipment necessary.