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Rāhoroi (Sat) 14th February, 8PM

Varda / Carries Fish / Winter Cutter

$15 presales, $20 door ($10 unwaged)

Varda are an alternative synth pop duo featuring Alison O’Reilly, formerly of Sydney psych band The Dandelion and Ru from Unsanitary Napkin and Displeasure. UTR described them as “an emotionally transportive shimmering mosaic of majestic guitars and motorik grooves”.

https://varda.bandcamp.com/

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Carries Fish (until she drops it) is sound show and tell by Sofia Tarn (Elizabeth Sanctuary Welding School for Girls). Small and bright and glitches and such.

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winter cutter is the duo of Baxter Gray (drums) and Frankass Frudd (guitar) of the Swamp Soul collective. Rawkus noise with a dash of pop.

$15 presale tickets via UTR

$20 door sales / $10 unwaged

Special thanks to CNZ for supporting Pyramid Club's programme

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Kawol plays a stringed instrument with a black background

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