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rockhyrax:

Maya and I projecting at Zebulon with rad bands, March 6th, 20th, 27th! All shows free!

diamondterrifier:

March PRACTICE! details:

- Tuesday March 6th, 2012 -
Ben Vida / Eli Keszler / C Spencer Yeh
Diamond Terrifier
ATM
Ashley Paul
Cool Places Sound Systems
The Oracle DJs
visuals by Sleepy Peopl
http://www.facebook.com/events/166115133505994/

- Tuesday March 13th, 2012 -

Nine 11 Thesaurus

Black Crown Ceremony

David Linton

Robbie Lee

Dutch E Germ

The Oracle DJs

http://www.facebook.com/events/198047000297505/

- Tuesday March 20th, 2012 -
Shooting Spires
Musuki Aruvavo Lee
G Lucas Crane / Diamond Terrifier
SFX (Growing)
The Oracle DJs
visuals by Sleepy Peopl

http://www.facebook.com/events/328339310549605/

- Tuesday March 27th, 2012 -
Noveller
Tom Carter
Diamond Terrifier
Ben Vida
DJ Dutch E. Germ
The Oracle DJs
visuals by Sleepy Peopl

http://www.facebook.com/events/187138491389553/

PRACTICE OCCURS AT 9PM

ZEBULON

258 Wythe Ave

VICE’s Noisey reps Diamond Terrifier HARD, Preview New <>T Tape SHRINE FLU

You may know Sam Hillmer as the bearded saxophonist for the famed downtown avant-weird chamber punks Zs. He’s also the director of Representing NYC, a not-for-profit music series that pairs young Brooklyn hip-hop artists with indie luminaries like Excepter’s Zebrablood, Mr. Lif, and Prefuse 73. 

Hillmer’s been kicking around a new solo project called Diamond Terrifier, named for the nine-faced, thirty-four-handed, sixteen-legged Buddhist deity Vajrabhairava. He’s working on a late-year LP for Northern Spy Records, but this March he’s dropping a cassette on Words+Dreams. It’s a 22-minute droned-out sax-and-outmoded-electronics masterpiece. According to Hillmer, “SHRINE FLU is the part of the Venn diagram representing our collective psyche where spiritual paranoia & materialism overlap with political and economic paranoia and materialism.” Good shit.

We’ve got an exclusive stream of the title track below, and if you’re in NYC you can catch Hillmer’s PRACTICE! series at Zeubulon on January 31, a free show featuring Parts & Labor’s Dan Friel, Rat Attack, and GDFX, the electronic psych project from the virtuosic ex-Liturgy drummer Greg Fox. I went last week and it was off the chain.

click to listen at Noisey