Eclectic vinyl and electronic beats with visuals at Cactus Club — a sensory feast.
Experience a night where music and visuals collide at Cactus Club. Starting with Queen Méabh's high-energy vinyl set, the evening promises a journey through soundscapes. Nekropump's electronic simulations will keep the energy flowing, while Luna Sees from Chicago closes with an eclectic mix that explores the relationship between body and motion. Irksometape's visuals will enhance the sensory experience, making this more than just a night out — it's an adventure for your senses.
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This party is going to expand your audio horizons! Queen Méabh will start the night with a hot vinyl set. High energy club hits to kick things off! Then Nekropump create raw, untethered electronic simulations. To take us to the end of the evening also from Chicago is Luna Sees. Providing an eclectic vinyl mix full exploring our relationship between the body and motion. Visuals brought to us by irksometape. Breathtaking poster by Inés of Work Ethic Records.
