The Synapse on BTR
Mr. Twin Sister art
Mr. Twin Sister
live:
Oct 3 at Baby’s All Right in Brooklyn, NY
Oct 4 at Baby’s All Right in Brooklyn, NY
Some Foods art
Bugseed
live:
no shows listed
Where Will We Go Pt. II art
Nick Hakim
live:
Sep 18 at ESPACE B in Paris, France
Sep 19 at Paradiso in North Amsterdam, Netherlands
Sep 20 at Reeperbahn Festival in Hamburg, Germany
Pearl Mystic art
Hookworms
live:
10/25 – Hare & Hounds in Birmingham, UK
10/26 – Queen’s Social Club in Sheffield, UK
10/27 – The Kazimier, Liverpool, UK
10/28 – Tufnell Park Dome, London, UK
10/29 – Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff, UK
10/30 – Start the Bus, Bristol, UK
10/31 – Cluny 2, Newcastle, UK
11/1 – Simple Things Festival, Glasgow, UK
11/19 – Brudenell Social Club, Leeds, UK
We Are Coming (Max Graef Remix) art
Mr. Scruff
live:
Sep 25 at Rote Sonne in Munich, Germany
Sep 26 at Gretchen in Berlin, Germany
Sep 27 at Mojo Club in Hamburg, Germany
Oct 4 at Band on the Wall in Manchester, UK
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