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Date and Time
Rāmere (Fri) August 21, 8pm

TOČKA | Fiunary | Veale Moss

Entry
$15 presales, $20 door sales ($10 underwaged)
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TOČKA 

Fiunary 

Veale Moss 

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TOČKA beckons Every one to feel carnal and Hollowed. Drawing influence from film, industrial-style production, 00s R&B, and pain, it amalgamates to create a Flayed and Tortured, cathartic club æsthetic. By towing a line between pop femininity and crushing grotesquerie, the artist explores the sensuality in fear, the liberation in disgust, the power in the broken. 

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Fiunary. A terrible and brilliant thing is approaching. A few days ago I felt a weight shift inside me. It happened suddenly, without pause. The air, each footstep, the balance of my head - they all feel different now. No, it's coming from behind my eyes - it's my own gaze that shifted. This is the kind of thing that ruptures you from the inside. What kind of thing is it? I want to be ready to grasp it. fiunary is alive, makes music, and will die. 

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Veale Moss - /viːl/ /mɒs/ , Archivist, unnaturally dense, collected airs of temporary significance.


$15 via UTR

$20 door sales ($10 underwaged)

Special thanks to Creative NZ and Wellington City Council for supporting Pyramid Club's programme.

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