PETRA GLYNT / Ice Cream / Orchidae / DJ Jas Nasty
9:00 PM on Thursday Aug. 8th, 2019
House Of Targ, 1077 Bank St.
Price: $10
9:00 PM on Thursday Aug. 8th, 2019
House Of Targ, 1077 Bank St.
Price: $10
Presented by: House of TARG, First Crush Promotion, Beau's All Natural Brewing Co.
Petra Glynt (Montreal experimental synth-pop)
Alexandra Mackenzie — aka Petra Glynt is all about innovation - that's why it is so much fun to have her perform at TARG (this will be her 4th time) & when she promises a brand new set - that is cause for excitement.
Ice Cream (Toronto electronic post-punk/post-everything)
Since 2014, Toronto duo Carlyn Bezic and Amanda Crist have been sending pulses through the underground as Ice Cream. One part DNA, one part 1999, with a live show that vibrates between cold stares and raw sensuality, Ice Cream are soundtracking a dance party for dark times.
“An atomic fusion of frigid post-punk minimalism and hot ‘n’ bothered R&B” – Pitchfork
Orchidae (Ottawa melancholic synth-pop)
Yolande Laroche (of Pony Girl and Mal/Aime) reflects on identity, life and death in her debut solo project. Soft, hypnotic melodies and mantras intertwine with minimal yet meaningful, at-times psychedelic orchestration.
PLUS DJ Jas Nasty spinning jams before, in-between & after the live performances.
Petra Glynt (Montreal experimental synth-pop)
Alexandra Mackenzie — aka Petra Glynt is all about innovation - that's why it is so much fun to have her perform at TARG (this will be her 4th time) & when she promises a brand new set - that is cause for excitement.
Ice Cream (Toronto electronic post-punk/post-everything)
Since 2014, Toronto duo Carlyn Bezic and Amanda Crist have been sending pulses through the underground as Ice Cream. One part DNA, one part 1999, with a live show that vibrates between cold stares and raw sensuality, Ice Cream are soundtracking a dance party for dark times.
“An atomic fusion of frigid post-punk minimalism and hot ‘n’ bothered R&B” – Pitchfork
Orchidae (Ottawa melancholic synth-pop)
Yolande Laroche (of Pony Girl and Mal/Aime) reflects on identity, life and death in her debut solo project. Soft, hypnotic melodies and mantras intertwine with minimal yet meaningful, at-times psychedelic orchestration.
PLUS DJ Jas Nasty spinning jams before, in-between & after the live performances.