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Date and Time
Rāhoroi - (Sat) 9th Sept 2023, 8-10pm

NNNC / Integument / Less Bliss

Entry
$15 Presale tickets
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NNNC 
Integument
Less Bliss 

NNNC
NNNC awakens from years-long hibernation, eager to blast eardrums with the No Nonsense Noise Cannon. NNNC, the long-running project of artist and publisher Fergus Nm, pits waves of corrosive feedback in a duel against lo-tech samples, all while great harmonic flares threaten to overwhelm at any moment. Scavenging influence from the scraps of 90s harsh noise, classic NZ psych-drone, and the most decayed detritus of dub techno, NNNC sets are at once brutal and colourful, joyous and damaging.
https://youtu.be/ol5eBMWO8YU

Integument
Integument is a project based around no input mixing and hardware manipulation. A result of partners Matt and Sophie’s experimentation and musing, Integument routes gear back into itself, using feedback as a desired trait and finding freedom in the unpredictable nature of this process.
https://integument.bandcamp.com/album/a-skin-a-husk-a-shell

Less Bliss
Less Bliss (the solo project of Eli Larkindale) performs a selection of drone oriented works that glide in and out of both ethereal ambience and loud, distorted crescendos. Each is partly improvised but they follow an established form to establish a structure and continuity to the piece. The sounds are all made using electric guitar, lap steel guitar and a synthesizer processed through effects pedals, then looping and layering to create a continually expanding screen of sound and atmosphere.
Theireyeswereflowers.bandcamp.com

$15 Presale tickets available through UTR

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Special thanks to Creative New Zealand for supporting Pyramid Club's programming

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Matt and Sophie of Integument stand side by side in a black and white photo
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