WHAT WEEKLY

Sick Din :: Bread

04 April 2013

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Nme0lY32pc

After 4 digitally unoffically released albums under the name ‘Bethany Dinsick’ and ‘Square Pi’ Bethany Dinsick is releasing a limited edition 100 cassette tapes for my new name and work SICK DIN

Available now on BandCamp $5 for casette and by donation for the digital album http://bethanydinsicksquarepi.bandcamp.com/album/sick-din
bethanydinsick.com

… Doors at 9pm
Performances start at 10pm
Video and Performance by – Sick Din (with John Somers)
Performances by
P.I.G – Isa Gonzalez : A pre-meditative trance can put you to sleep or make you Scream 2, but it’s all in the way you put your make up on.
Pilar Diaz- a dance to remember
Sophia Mak and Ciara Clemonts – dance you into a dream

+space age dancers!

followed by a DJ Nugg dance party!

The first 20 people that come will recieve a special surprise from Sick Din ♥

Tacos by Roccos Tacos $$$$$



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