Aphotic Segment w/ Jackson Lee (Mystical Disco)

Looking forward to December’s edition of Aphotic Segment and hope you are too. We’re pleased and excited to have our friend, Jackson Lee, join us for this month. It’s been far too long since he last played here and let me tell you, there’s been a whole lot of good music coming from this gent as of late.

Jackson Lee is the main conspirator behind the Memphis-born but Brooklyn-based imprint, Mystical Disco. His musical bend is heavily inspired by a combination of music frequencies. As a longtime Memphian, Jackson has drawn a great deal of inspiration from giants like Larry Heard, but as a general enthusiast music, Jackson has also been heavily influence by Detroit techno, British post-rave experimental and ambient stylings, as well as movie scores. His latest release on Mystical Disco, all analog of course, plays like a slower, druggier re-interpretation of the highly influential Analord records series by Aphex Twin. Pair that with his early Mystical Disco 002, which harkens back to the golden era of Strictly Rhythm and you have a producer / dj that is full of an unexpected but pleasant range.

In true Aphotic Segment fashion, expect to hear Jackson play a bouquet of mysterious records that he does not often reserve for other environs. There could be a hodge podge of early Memphis garage or dark ambience or even Berghain bangers. We’re not quite sure, but that’s all the more reason to join us. Opening the night of music will be resident selectors, Soren and Drew Pompa. Always Free, Always key!

Sunday December 6th 2015
Nancy Whiskey
2644 Harrison St.
Detroit, MI 48216
No Cover

Aphotic Segment w/ Rex Bravo (Endangered Species)

Aphotic Segment is back after a month of hiatus, but re-energized and re-aligned with the universe.  Plenty of music stories around family time to keep us inspired to forge ahead with such record madness… we’re happy to be back!

It seems as though summer’s flying ahead instead of trudging along, but thankfully for us, we have friends that make the summer blur slash quick encapsulation more exciting than a long drawn-out summer without zero excitement.  This is how I should explain our friend, Rex Bravo, who we’re proud to announce as this month’s guest at Aphotic Segment.  Rex truly is a man buzzing with sonic energies.  He’s often showing up, supporting, waxing poetically, and most all the time, dancing his booty off! 

Perhaps it’s a culmination of the energies he finds within his friends who collect banger records, combined with the energy found within the unparallel vibe of the Detroit music scene.  It’s like he was chosen to dream up a destiny session between Giorgio Moroder, Marshall Jefferson, and Mike Banks.  He makes his records work like that!  Disco, techno, and acid…. These are languages that speak to Rex and those languages translate beautifully into his sets.  One of Detroit budding personalities for sure and you should come and bask in the fun.

As always, resident deejays Soren and Drew Pompa opening the night of music with their favorite classic obscurities…always free, always key! 

Sunday, August 2nd 2015
Nancy Whiskey
2644 Harrison St.
Detroit, MI 48216
No Cover
10pm-2am

Aphotic Segment - The Anniversary w/ Trent Abbe

Aphotic Segment is back once again for your audio enjoyment, after a brief vacation in New York, flush with plenty of new vinyl that we’re looking forward to add to this month’s AS rotation. It’s been five years since AS first began its audio explorations and one year since we called Nancy Whiskey our newest home. As such, it comes with great honor to host our good friend, Trent Abbe, on the night of this anniversary.

Trent Abbe is the greatest example of a deejay’s deejay. His combined talents for creating the most unusual blends and making them work like butter, and also his impeccable tastes, have made him an early inspiration to Aphotic Segment. Trent was quite possibly the first deejay we ever heard mix punk, idm, techno, funk and house within the same mix, which ultimately led us to re-define the ways by which we approached the art of mix making – in that mixing is often done best when it’s not based upon showcasing a particular scene or style but rather what is good versus what is not.

This will be a night of record willy-nilly of the finest. Opening the night of anniversary festivities are resident deejays, Soren and Drew Pompa. Always free, always key!

Trent Abbe - (LiftKit Records / Detroit)
Drew Pompa - (We Are All Machines / Aphotic Segment)
Soren Kenny - (We Are All Machines / Aphotic Segment)

Sunday, June 7th 2015
Nancy Whiskey
2644 Harrison St.
Detroit, MI 48216
10pm-2am
No Cover

Aphotic Segment w/ Lost Soul Enterprises

Aphotic Segment is excited again for another monthly installment of cerebral cuts and for this session, we’re inviting our fine friends from New York for a back-to-back weekend collaboration with the Lost Soul Enterprise crew (See AS residents in New York the following weekend).

Lost Soul Enterprises began as a collaboration between Memphis transplant Richard Gamble and fellow Michigander, Mike Rogers, developing out a shared mutual interest for the need contribute a thoughtfully-curated party dedicated to house, techno, and disco… and anything considered within their far reaches. In 2012, these fellows launched their monthly event at the infamous Wreck Room, which would come to serve as a staple to the Bushwick music scene for nearly two years.

Since Wreck Room’s closure, LSE has taken their party into roving territory, producing one-off, clandestine late-night sweat parties that have developed a buzz in Brooklyn and NYC. They’ve been keen on promoting some of electronic music’s biggest rising stars such as Shawn O’Sullivan, Bryan Kasenic and Jared Wilson. Their label has also hit a stride in this new year and output looks to show no signs of letting up. As such, we are honored and overjoyed to invite our friends for a night of deep cuts. Richard will be running the rotation with residents, Soren and Drew Pompa. Mike Rogers will be performing a rare, live performance… his first ever in Detroit. We invite you to request your calendar dates and to screw your Monday nine to five. It’s okay, your boss will understand. Always free, always key!

Sunday, May 3rd 2015
Nancy Whiskey
2644 Harrison St.
Detroit, MI 48216
No Cover

Aphotic Segment w/ Resident Deejays

Sun is shining, the snow is melting and the birds are chirping, which makes us unbelievably ecstatic at the prospect that we coming very close to avoiding any more snow-dingers for the remainder of the year. Yeah buddies.... less snow and more records to ensue for your ease of conscience.

Since launching Aphotic Segment at Nancy Whiskey, we have brought you countless special guests. For this go-around however, we're highlighting our resident deejays. Soren and Drew Pompa will be taking up the entire 4-hour spread, running the gamut of sounds by slowly reeling you out of the darkness of cold and into the vibrancy of sun. Join us for a night of record bliss, as we play the deep cuts for your listening pleasure. Always free, always key!

Sunday, April 5th 2015
Nancy Whiskey
2644 Harrison St.
Detroit, MI 48216
No Cover

Aphotic Segment w/ Jeff Risk

Last Aphotic Segment proved a bit of a doozy, as the heavens decided to reek havoc on planet earth, here in Detroit. Despite the onslaught of snow, many familiar and lovely faces made the arduous journey to Nancy Whiskey to celebrate with us, a night of cerebral jams. Ya'll are brave and we truly appreciated your support. But as the time clock ticks, we look forward with increasing anticipation, as each and every new guest provides us with even greater excitement.

For this installment of Aphotic Segment, we're proud to announce that Jeff Risk will be joining us for a night of deep cuts from all avenues of the musical spectrum. Jeff has been a musical mind that we've admired since becoming acquainted more than five years ago. He owns a library of records from which he conveys his unique take on musical history. He draws from many influences, weaving together styles that include punk, dub, Jamaican soul, and jungle, but making sense of their place by creating his own connections. You may have heard him play over the summer at the widely successful Coconut Babylon events where dub, reggae, soul, and funk were the major themes. Expect Jeff to go even more eccentric and darker for his appearance at AS. Per usual, opening up the night of music are resident deejays, Soren and Drew Pompa. Always free, always key!

Sunday March 1st, 2015
Nancy Whiskey
2644 Harrison St.
Detroit, MI 48216
No Cover
10pm-2am

Aphotic Segment w/ Patrick Russell

Our spirits are high, our energies are plentiful and our record crates are full of fresh new jammies that we’re so eagerly excited to provide for your listening pleasure. 2015 feels like a year that is destined for the music, whether it’s countless amazing re-issues, old giants awaking from decades of sleep, or personal friends who are poised to hit their musical strides. It thrills us beyond words to also provide our efforts and we’ll continue with open minds and diligence.

Among our favorite persons in music this year is Detroit ex-pat, Patrick Russell, and not just because he’s a friend, but because he’s a lifelong student of the music. Patrick has dedicated his passions to collecting records and mastering the art of deejaying. His influences are vast but are seemingly anchored with a Detroit sound that encompasses an array of emotions. He has a way of translating music to project a kind of dark ambient, dystopian futurism with a generous sprinkling of funk. His dj sets always peak our interests and most importantly, whenever he plays, we always feel as if we’ve left learning something new. As such, we are overjoyed with the opportunity to present Patrick to our listeners.

Per usual, opening the night for this month’s Aphotic Segment will be resident deejays, Soren and Drew Pompa, and also per usual, this night is free of charge.

Sunday, February 1st 2015
Nancy Whiskey
2644 Harrison St.
Detroit, MI 48216
No Cover

Aphotic Segment w/ Scott Zacharias

Preparing your eardrums for yet another month of Aphotic Segment, as we're excited to bring you the best in fringe hits. We're opening up 2015 in style, as we welcome special guest, Scott Zacharias, for a night of record bliss.

Scott Zacharias is a student, a teacher, a proliferator of music history. His knowledge is boundless and his dj sets always convey this wisdom. His sonic curiosities have landed him in thrash bands, space rock outfit 'Monaural', and most recently a collaboration with friend Mike Trombley, on Detroit's Macho City and Disco/Secret events. He expresses the kind of musical diversity that Aphotic Segment has come to highly appreciate. As such, we look forward to playing records alongside of Scott. Per usual, opening up the night of music festivities are resident deejays Soren and Drew Pompa. Always free, always key.

Sunday, January 4th 2015

Nancy Whiskey

2644 Harrison St.

Detroit, MI 48216

No Cover

Aphotic Segment w/ Beau Wanzer

As one chapter of Aphotic Segment closes, another opens with page after page of new and exciting musical dialogue for ya'll to become engrossed with. This month's chapter is probably one of the most captivating to date, as we're extremely excited to announce our guest, Beau Wanzer.

Beau has quietly been making waves in the music scene over the last couple of years, working in and out of various music projects, as well as releasing solo work under his own name. He's collaborated alongside Melvin Oliphant, a.k.a. Traxx, as Mutant Beat Dance, releasing acid-house gems on the highly esteemed Rong Music and L.I.E.S. record labels. His project with White Car member, Elon Katz, under their 'Streetwalker' moniker, saw one of dance music's most highly-praised 12 inch releases from last year. In case you're wondering, it was the Future Fusion LP on Veronica Vasicka's Minimal Wave sub-label, Cititrax. But enough about all the musical accolades. Beau is about as humble and personable as they get. He loves what he does and is happy to share it with enthusiastic folks.

Please join us for a very special Aphotic Segment, as we welcome Beau Wanzer for his very first appearance. Per usual, resident deejays, Soren and Drew Pompa will open the evening's musical soundtrack. This event is free of charge.

Sunday, December 7th 2014
Nancy Whiskey
2644 Harrison St.
Detroit, MI 48216
10pm-2am

Aphotic Segment w/ Kevin St. Cyr

Aphotic Segment is back again this month, ignited and inspired by weekends of travel, ¬roaming the lands and scouring bins of records, holding onto hope that the one record you’ve been chasing your whole life will somehow magically speak to you. Although this search continues, the sheer romance of the find keeps the flames a burnin’. As such, we’re eager to program each month’s event with exciting new additions to our catalogs of music.

Although we are overcome by the hobby of collecting music, we do recognize the dark paths of compulsion that exist in this line of work. However, what really sets a person apart as a music enthusiast and deejay is one who can take a step back from this compulsion, learn their collection and present them in a way that that speaks of narrative, history and unique character.

Kevin St. Cyr is no exception to this rule. Our ears are always greeted to plethora of inviting sounds whenever we have the pleasure of hearing him play. Kevin’s style is informed and spirited, yet seemingly whimsical, often traversing paths of punk, techno, italo and funk. But that might be a unfair paraphrase, as Kevin has been known to wander in just about every direction. A little unnamed source, however, has spoken of a dance-punk program, but enough with the teasers. You’ll just have to come and find out what’s in store. Resident support courtesy of Soren and Drew Pompa. Always free!

Sunday, November 2nd 2014
Nancy Whiskey
2644 Harrison St.
Detroit, MI 48216
10pm-2am

Aphotic Segment w/ Mitchell Bros.

Aphotic Segment thanks the many gents and ladies who made it out to last month's funky rambunctious jams.  And despite the seasons, the fall seems to be unrelenting with all our searing nose burgers.  We also find ourselves riding on the dorsal of reality's ever-changing moment.  As such, it's important to us that we capture some of the most intriguing spirits along the way and help to perpetuate their sonic influence.  The Mitchell Bros. are precisely those spirits and they continue to serve as a conduit to music language in Detroit, to this day!

 

In the very early '00s there were few DJ duos in Detroit that looked backward as ferociously as the Mitchell Bros. They rejected the minimal techno movement of the day and played dance-punk, ghetto-tech, disco and electro records from the late '70s and early '80s. Not really brothers, they sometimes bickered in public during their sets like blood relatives, and (rumor has it) fought in private long after the party was over. 

A dozen years later, the Mitchell Bros - Mikel "Detroit Threads" Smith and Walter "Nospectacle" Wasacz - have settled down: no, we don't expect them to brawl at the decks, but, yes, we do expect them to bring some of the blistering tunes that inspired Smith's notoriously graphic XXX PPP (as in triple X Punk, Pabst and Porn) nights at Hamtramck's Belmont lounge. It's time to strip down to your dancing clothes - or more - and get physical again. Come down and find somebody to love Oct. 5, as the Mitchell Bros will be joining Aphotic Segment hosts Drew Pompa and Soren Kenny at Nancy Whiskey, 2644 Harrison St. in Detroit's North Corktown. The heat drops at 10 p.m. and goes until 2 a.m.  Always Free!

Sunday, October 5th 2014

Nancy Whiskey

2644 Harrison St.

Detroit, MI 48216

Aphotic Segment w/ Aaron Siegel (Fit Sound / FXHE)

Aphotic Segment is hot off the heels of another successful month of music programming. It was quite astounding to see a multitude of friends from NYC and Chicago, as well as our bread and butter locals, pop in to enjoy a night sonic monsoons and fringe hits. Surely the night has proven to of an exceptional pairing at our current home, Nancy Whiskey. We shall maintain this momentum by continuing a program of creative musical minds.

This next month's guest is Aaron Siegel, who is the founder and operator of Fit Distribution, which specializes in vinyl distro. He began Fit back in 2008 as response to the lack of distribution dedicated to quality independent dance music labels in Detroit, as well as Chicago and New York. Through his experience at Fit, Aaron has risen as an expert in his field of study and is one of the most ardent supporters and proliferators of quality Detroit music. As such, we are excited to have Aaron join us for his first Aphotic Segment, while he explores the depths of his record collection.

Opening the night of music will be resident deejays, Soren and Drew Pompa. As always, this is a free event. We Look forward to seeing you!

Sunday, September 7th 2014

Nancy Whiskey

2644 Harrison St.

Detroit, MI 48216

Aphotic Segment w/ Karl Meier and WWB

Aphotic Segment is back again, heating up the air waves and jamming up your head space, in what is sure to be another monthly event for the memory books. We are extremely excited to introduce our August cast of artists, featuring performances by Chicago stalwart, Karl Meier and live experimental electronic duo What We’ll Be (WWB). Both of them will be making their long-awaited Detroit debuts.

Karl Meier is a steward of electronic and experimental music and to many of his peers (not to mention even the most passive of observers), a true historian of the culture. Dedicate just one hour of your time talking with Karl and he will enlighten you to the depths of your musical core. Karl has worked tirelessly in and outside of the Chicago music scenes for nearly two decades, working at many of Chicago’s most established alternative music outlets, including Gramaphone and Reckless Records. He also traveled across the waters, setting up home base for a short period in one of England’s industrial music hubs, Birmingham. These experiences have played a huge rule in both inspiring and informing his vast knowledge of all things music and this fabric is woven seamlessly throughout his dj sets.

2014 has been a busy thus far for Karl, earning a steady flow of gigs, including a spot on Veronica Vasicka’s Minimal Wave radio show and a new monthly at Analogue in Chicago’s Logan Square. This past winter also marked the release of his Talker project with partner Jonathon ‘Stave’ Krohn on renowned seminal UK techno imprint, Downwards. Karl in looking forward to his first appearance in Detroit, so mark your calendars.

Opening the night’s headlining guest bill is Chicago experimental electronic duo, What We’ll Be (WWB). Comprised of ‘The Siege’ member, Pipé Scuttleworth and partner, Jeremiah Klinger, the two come from somewhat disparate backgrounds but combine very similar perspectives in production; Pipé has been producing oddball electronic music for a number of years on both We Are All Machines and once blossoming but now defunt Blank Artists label, while Jer became heavily involved as a guitarist in the dreamy post-rock outfit, Gregor Samsa. The two craft complex, meticulously placed sounds that reverberate into every nook and cranny of a room until it engrosses every human sensation. It is purely emotive electronic composition. WWB will be releasing their debut EP on We Are All Machines, late this summer and are looking forward to performing a live preview of the album, along with other original compositions.

Opening up the night of musical festivities will be residents Soren and Drew Pompa. this is a free event, per usual. We hope to see you all out.

Sunday, August 3rd 2014

Nancy Whiskey

2644 Harrison St.

Detroit, MI 48216

Aphotic Segment w/ BMG (Interdimensional Transmissions)

This month's guest is none other than Brendan M Gillen, also known as BMG. In keeping with the musical theme that is fully encompassing the range of deep cuts from all frays of the musical spectrum, it is no surprise to see Brendan appearing at Aphotic Segment. He is a steward of musical history and like very few people, he has the intuitive ability to draws connections between disparate music genres. Brendan founded legendary Detroit imprint, Interdimensional Transmissions and produces in several of the label's project, including famed outfit, Ectomorph, which was based on his reaction from listening to artists like DBX, Basic Channel, and Drexciya. Since the label's inception, he has brought together a prolific team of artists, musicians and producers, developing a brand of music that has become highly respected as being true to the roots of Detroit electronic music. 

This will be Brendan's second appearance at Aphotic Segment and we are thrilled to welcome him back. Resident deejays Soren and Drew Pompa will be opening the night of musical festivities. We look forward to seeing you all. Per usual, this is a free event.

Sunday, July 6th 2014

Nancy Whiskey

2644 Harrison St.

Detroit, MI 48216

Aphotic Segment w/ Todd Osborn (Spectral / Rewind)

Aphotic Segment is a monthly music event in Detroit, produced by the We Are All Machines label. Our mission is to showcase a range of musical tastes, allowing the presenter to veer into a multitude of sonic directions, without the confines of a traditional club atmosphere. Too often, sound is presented myopically in a context that focuses on a particular scene or style. The current structure often serves to narrow the participant’s exposure, frequently at the expense of a broader spectrum of what exists or what may be.

We will attempt to parse the infinite, connect the musical dots of the past and present, to bridge non-electronic with electronic, and to present music in a fashion that is suitable for the listener’s total immersion. Our time is too limited to suppress the curious nature of humanity and it’s soundtrack. We hope you will join us monthly, as we continue to navigate and grow upon this theme.

Aphotic Segment will now be showcased on a new date and at new location. The event will be held on the first Sundays of the month at Nancy Whiskey in Detroit’s Corktown neighborhood. Todd Osborn, our special guest for the first Aphotic Segment at Nancy Whiskey, is the type of mind that has inherently inspired our musical themes. He is a reticent participator in the deep chasm of musical history, past and present, and has a record collection to show for it. His eccentric productions, which range from booty and house, to jungle and metal, have undoubtedly been coded with a virtuosic quality that speaks volumes about his knowledge and personality. We’ve invited Todd this month, to play a special set of deep library dusty cuts, so expect to hear a boundless range of freak waves. Residents Drew Pompa and Soren, will be joining Todd behind the decks. This is a free event.

LISTEN to Todd Osborn on Red Bull Music Academy Radio.

Sunday, June 1st 2014
Nancy Whiskey
2644 Harrison St.
Detroit, MI 48216

Aphotic Segment w/ Drew Pompa

Aphotic Segment is back again this month for a night of audio freak-waves and our warming announcement couldn’t have come at a better time than the day metro Detroit announced it’s all time record for snowfall. Despite this drunken weather and your battered spirits, we’re here to soothe the pain and encourage the soul to trudge ahead. Resident selector, Drew Pompa, will be holding it down all evening with a new stack of records.

*NOTE: This will be our final month at St. Cece’s, so if you haven’t been to our current location, now is your last chance. Aphotic Segment will be moving to a new day and new location starting in June. More information will be forthcoming soon, so stay tuned. No cover!

Friday, March 28th
St.Cece’s Pub
1426 Bagley St.
Detroit, MI 48216
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Aphotic Segment w/ Soren Kenny

Aphotic Segment is upon us again, creeping back into your audio channels for a night of unfiltered, genre-bending madness. Spirits are flying high over at the We Are All Machines camp, as last week’s Powell event has overcome our senses, inspired our directions, and energized our will to provide the city with a unique monthly music program. As such, we remain eager to present you with a great music alternative to your last Friday of the month.

This month’s guest is friend and firebrand, Soren Kenny. This will mark his second appearance at Aphotic Segment, and most likely, not his last. His sonic ticklers always emits a proper frequency through time and space but his vast selections of classic house, rare funk, minimal wave, and garage 7′s are what really makes his appearances so noteworthy; impeccable for the Aphotic Jello mold. Please, join us for a night or musical stylings. Joining Soren will be resident, Drew Pompa. Always Free!

Friday, March 28th
St.Cece’s Pub
1426 Bagley St.
Detroit, MI 48216
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Aphotic Segment w/ Walter Wasacz

Whether you day-dreaming of utopian aerotropolis playgrounds, sleeping in past dinner, or riding an oryx into monkey-town for a night of pleasure, you should stop whatever you're doing, right now. Wake up, snap out of it, and turn back, haus! Exume your souls and prepare thine eardrums for another Aphotic Segment.

Last month began as a loose musical turbine, spouting all kinds of whimsical and this month shall bear similar shadows, forward thrust. Fine tuning the musical selections are resident Drew Pompa and special guest, Walter Wasacz. One half of audio and visual adventures, nospectacle, XLR8R guest writer, and managing editor at Model D Media, Walter is a true pulse originator. He is the genuine embodiment of real Detroit stewardship, living, breathing, and contributing to the music, arts, and culture scenes that continue to proliferate throughout the city. He'll be packing a crate of delicious and rare vinyl for your audio enjoyment, so join us, if your will. Always Free!

Friday, February 28th
St.Cece's Pub
1426 Bagley St.
Detroit, MI 48216
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Aphotic Segment - The Resurrection

Aphotic Segment is a monthly event, which seeks to explore the infinite possibilities in musical programming.  Too often sound is presented myopically, in a context that focuses on a particular scene or style.  Our mission is to break down these fashionable constructs and reassemble them in ways that encourage creative imagination in diverse musical programming.

After a nearly two-year hiatus, Aphotic Segment is proud to announce the re-launch of its monthly event. The musical program carries on in tradition of past events, but on a new monthly night (every last Friday of the month) and at a new home in the heart of Detroit’s Corktown neighborhood. Join us at St. Cece’s on Friday January 31st, as we welcome back this cherished music event!  A sound marathon courtesy of Drew Pompa.  Always Free!

Friday, January 31st 2014
St. Cece’s Pub
1426 Bagley St.
Detroit, MI 48216
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Aphotic Segment @ The Sugar House

The Sugar House is one of Detroit’s newest watering holes.  They serve a bevy of flips, fizzes, classics and craft cocktails, where the crew of bartenders effortlessly blends spirits that are both boozy and packed with flavor, lots of flavor.  The décor is both subtly understated and stylish; a chandelier with its brass bothria illuminating the mullions dissecting the Michigan Avenue window panes is juxtaposed by the dimly-lit and unassuming tables pushed up against exposed brick walls, adorned with a variety of taxidermic Bovidae heads.  It all gives the impression that patrons have options that range from rare whiskeys and Italian Amaros to canned beer.

Even better, this fine establishment plays host to a local record collector’s leisurely party of listening pleasures every unsuspecting Sunday night.  Chad Pratt, of Ghostly International’s Midwest Product, plays musically diverse sets  that traverse throughout rare soul, funk, post-punk, new-wave and electronic.  Though the craft cocktail parades itself in stunning, Manhattan and New Orleanian glory at the bar, the music shambles with odd grace by your eardrum at an approachable and convivial gait. On a regular Sunday night at the Sugar House, music and intimate atmosphere balance in measured harmony, much like subtly paired aperitifs and ryes; a mélange of flavor and booziness.   Sounds like an Aphotic Segment!

Featuring:

Chad Pratt (Ghostly International) - DJ

Drew Pompa (We Are All Machines) - DJ

Sunday, February 10th 2013

The Sugar House

2130 Michigan Ave

Detroit, MI 48216

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9pm-Close

NO COVER