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Thursday 8th Dec 2022, 8-11pm

Ritual Heaps / Узб96 / Bloodfucker

$10 presales

Noisey globs of chonky fuzz to soothe your ears and make them bleed! On the menu is a hefty serving of Ritual Heaps, with a spoonful of Узб96 and a big glass of Bloodfucker to wash it all down. 

Ritual Heaps is psychic defence music. Durational synth fortifications from Whanganui/Te Awakairangi 

Узб96 are soviet fuelled insensitive aural barbarity. Radioactive tape and tone generators covering all the frequencies from Alpha to Beta to Gamma. A soundtrack to the coming nuclear apocalypse. Слава Україні!

Bloodfucker is no wave inspired guitar based ritual noise. Currently made up of Baxter gray, Sophia Frudd, and Harry trainor

Presale tickets available through Under the Radar

Live streamed here.

Special thanks to Creative NZ for supporting Pyramid Club's programme

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