Postscript: thanks for coming along, keep an eye on www.fiffdimension.com/the-electricka-zoo for more!

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Friday 16 March, 8:00pm, free entry, @ Leroy’s Bar, 2 Plimmer Steps
New Zealand Fringe Festival:
The Electricka Zoo are one of Wellington’s most intriguing new live bands – a duo of live electronica duo by the Digitator, and Dave Black on guitar & bass. We combine diverse influences from EDM to postpunk avant-garde rock, jazz, reggae, Balkan and Portuguese music into our own homegrown NZ sound. For this performance we’ll be introducing live video imagery that can respond dynamically in real time to the music.
Grumblewood are a quartet of merry minstrels from Wellington, New Zealand. Influenced by the progressive and folk rock giants of the 70s, their music integrates elements of baroque, jazz, and traditional folk music into a vintage rock setting. Their songs are highly original, dynamic, and complex; with lyrical storytelling and instrumentation not commonly employed by contemporary musicians, such as flute, mandolin, and banjo.
mr sterile Assembly is a dynamic and assertive two-piece of drums, bass and vocals. Increasingly described as ‘Outsider Punk’, the Assembly has continually cleaved its own path, crafting a distinct south pacific sound. The current line-up is a tightly focused, fast-paced performance orientated unit. The driving bass plays over frenetic and often complex rhythms, creating an unnerving and unexpected foundation for rich vocal play. The unique storytelling for which mr sterile Assembly is renowned sits at that heart of every composition.
Battle for Endor are a 3 piece alt rock band who sound like a 6 piece. They bring new elements to the hard rock genre like multi-instrumentalism, and live use of looping devices, looping guitar, keyboards and even overlapping vocal lines to great wide soundscapes that aren’t usually encountered alongside melodic hooks and catchy rhythms. Executing these soundscapes while keeping things tight and engaging for the audience is an exciting challenge in a live context.