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Space Party Feat. Space Cop 2, Moon Unit 13, Jan B Strasser, The Lost Futures, Infinite Skies, Russell Photonic and Isoeleh
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Space Party Feat. Space Cop 2, Moon Unit 13, Jan B Strasser, The Lost Futures, Infinite Skies, Russell Photonic and Isoeleh

From Humanitix · Last checked 13 Nov. That's our last look, not a live ticket check.

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The lowdown

Attention Space Cadets!

Announcing the final Space Party for the year at Kiss My Brass on Saturday November 21st. Put on your best space costume and enjoy a night of intergalactic music for intergalactic people. Experience an immersive journey through time and space, featuring a line up of some of Sydney's most cosmic and innovative independent electronic music artists performing all night.

Featuring:

Space Cop 2 - The earth born producer based in outer space bringing music from the future, and also from the past, but never from the present, because time is an illusion.

Moon Unit 13 -

Isoeleh - Ïsoeléh has spent the last few years studying music performance, composition, production, screen and media and collaborating with other artists, such as Michelle Lonsdale who performs alongside her. Her debut EP “Romance is Dead” released on the 8th of November and you’ll hear some of it tonight!

Russell Photonic - Photonic Phun, dance music powered by a laser MIDI Guitar!

The Lost Futures - a Sydney based new-wave/futronic punk group who recently supported Aussie legends TISM at The Enmore Theatre. Sardonic, caustic, and ultra-chaotic, expect a multi-layered multi-genred cavalcade of energy and spirited anthems against late-stage capitalism, and the crunch of modernity. Known for performing in different 'modes', for this event the Lost Futures will be operating in SPACE-MODE - so adjust your oxygen tanks!"

Infinite Skies - a Sydney-based queer synthpop/synthpunk electronic solo artist, combining powerful vocals, infectious hooks, and soaring synths to create an immersive, high-energy sound. Fusing ethereal, melodic vocals with crunchy bass lines, driving rhythms, and lush atmospheric synth textures, Infinite Skies crafts a distinctive blend of dancefloor-ready synthpop and raw synthpunk intensity.

Jan B Strasser -

Where to rock up

Kiss My Brass, 59 Sydenham Rd, Marrickville NSW 2204, Australia, Sydney

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