COMMUNITY/MUSIC: The SmooveHardware Kick Off Show with retro video games

Join Smoovebrain and Sage Hardware for their tour kick off show with friends Dicqbeats, Crow's Foot, Envyes, and THREEEYEDMOUSE for an evening of awesome, eclectic music plus retro video games provided by good friend Marsapalooza Arcade. Visuals by Dinkie Pie and ThaDabWizard.

Doors/Bar at 8pm

Show at 9pm

$12 Advanced | $15 at the door

smoovebrain

@smoove.brain

a synthetic hominid cast down to earth to spread smoothwave radiation

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Sage Hardware

@sage.hardware

Sage Hardware is a Baltimore electronic artist making loud, blown-out music that pulls from digital hardcore, breakcore, vaporwave, cybergrind, noise, and punk. Fast drums, mangled electronics, and distorted samples collide with personal writing about depression, addiction, isolation, memory, technology, and trying to connect in an increasingly unreal and massively corrupted world. Live, it feels less like a DJ set and more like a punk show built from electronics—chaotic, emotional, and meant to be felt at full volume.

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Dicqbeats

dicqbeats.com | @dicqbeats

DICQBEATS is DC's digital hardcore darling, bringing explosive energy and nonstop aggression to venues, parties, funerals and bathrooms across the world! DICQBEATS recently sold over 500 physical copies of their last album and counting! DICQBEATS recently got off a multi month international tour with the KFC Murder Chicks and has been featured in such publications and websites such as idioteq.com, destroy zine, the chicago reader and most prominently, A2b2.org run by andy morin of death grips!

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Crow’s Foot

@crowsfootmd

MD Black Metal

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Envyes

@envyes.music

Envyes is the project of Ryan Knight, raised in the Maryland suburbs of Gaithersburg just outside Washington, DC. After bouncing between a handful of short-lived bands, Ryan found some friends in the DIY scene, throwing shows and helping a thriving DIY community around the Frederick/DMV area. Now based in Baltimore, he’s digging through old songs, writing new ones, and filming videos. 

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threeeyedmouse

@threeeyedmouse_

threeeyedmouse has been slowly carving a lane for himself with his eclectic and left-field approach to making rap music. Taking inspiration from various genres such as hardcore punk, to gogo, to jazz music and everything in between, his main intention is to challenge the audience and expand their understanding of how much further rap music has left to travel. "THE HOUSE THAT HATE BUILT," his newest album which takes heavy inspiration from the classic American Western film genre is available now on all music streaming platforms.

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