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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

A photo of the band standing by a long metal hand rail
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Rāhoroi (Sat) 20th September, 8PM

Vorn and his Prog Consort / Thagomizer

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Rāapa (Wed) 24h September, 7:30PM

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Rāmere (Fri) 26th September, 8PM

Wendyhouse / DSLB / vegetable. machine. animal

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Rāhoroi (Sat) 27th September, 8PM

Jake Baxendale: Trio & Quintet

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Rāhoroi (Sat) 4th October, 8PM

Filtersphere / Bridget Kelly & Peter Liley / Studio Norwood Lab (AU)

Joining forcers for a night of melodic and atmospheric improvisation are: drum and guitar duo Filtersphere, duo of Bridget Kelly (reeds/harp) and Peter Liley (saxophone/electronics), and Naarm artist Studio Norwood Lab, debuting his new instrument in Aotearoa, the détournement of a bicycle wheel into a sonic object.