Public Domain, July 18, 8pm

$15 in advance

$20 at the door

Winnipeg’s Cantor Dust conjures evocative lyrics that explore the dichotomies between despair and hope, unearthing moments of humour amidst the dark. The caped quartet blends gripping saxophone, electric cello, and spectral percussion and swirling synths.

genre-flipping brand of psychedelic conceptual rock and precision-cut electronica at whiplash speed. Sibling duo Tony and Giovanna Mazza tell the story of a young woman’s supernatural experiments by way of frantic guitar work, intricate electronic production, and anthemic soaring vocals.

an instrumental project by Riley Hill, a musician, producer, and audio engineer from Winnipeg. The music is ambient and textural (sometimes atonal) but always with an identifiable melody. After time as a singer-songwriter, Riley took a break to dedicate themselves to audio engineering for other artists. In that decade they began creating boatloads of music without concern for style or genre. Meanspath emerged in the sounds and songs that Hill loved and identified with from that batch.