Sewage are Ro Rushton Green and Gabriel Griffin, they have been playing as Sewage for roughly 15 years. Sewage incorporates multiple saxophones, violin, drums and vocals into a cathartic maelstrom. Their debut record was recorded in 2017 at None Gallery by Forbes Williams, and is being released on Coco Muse recordings.

“World class local band” – Mick Elborado

“Heteroclitical bedlam bop, both vicious and beautiful” – Sean Norling

spewage.bandcamp.com
dunedinsound.com/artists/sewage/
cocomuse.bandcamp.com/artists

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Sam Longmore
Sam Longmore lives and works in Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland. Across performance and installation his works make considered gestures toward the ways in which built-spaces condition the behaviour of sound waves within them, and how one’s sensitivity to this interaction contributes to the experience of the spaces which enclose us. Past works have approached these themes by transporting sounds from one space into another, deploying high pitches of pure tones, emulating acoustic phenomena within virtual environments, and by exciting and recording the resonant frequencies of particular locations such as the St James Theatre. He works at The Audio Foundation, quietly operates the mfmp imprint, and enjoys making funny noises with his young daughter.

O/pus
Below the thunders of the upper deep, O/pus (it’s pronounced oops) are Jade Farley (Pumice), Stefan Neville (Pumice), Ducklingmonster (Octopus), and Liz Mathews (Octopus). A band of Tāmaki punks waiting for high tide.
stabbiesetc.bandcamp.com

Get the luxurious Double Vinyl at the gig for the ludicrously low price of just 60 NZ bucks

Friday 15 December, 8PM
@ Audio Foundation
$10 Presales from UTR, $20 OTD