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Rāhoroi (Sat) 16th August 2025, 8PM

Paperghost / hara / Hoof School

$17.50 presales

Paperghost

The musical project of the prolific artist & game developer, Zach Webber. Inspired by cryptids, horror films & gadgets for sonic manipulation, he mixes live instruments, synths and samples to create intricate music that aims to immerse the listener in a curious space between the sublime, serene and dreadful.

hara 

hara is the solo project of Indonesian singer-songwriter Rara Sekar. Her music weaves together folk, Indonesian traditional music, cinematic pop, ambient, and field recordings, while centering on themes of ecology, vulnerability, grief, and politics.

Hoof School

Ungulate dancing music! Isaac Smith explores new, colourful and disorientating electronic music for the inner bovine.

$17.50 presales available via UTR

Special thanks to CNZ for supporting Pyramid Club's programme
 

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