11/02/2025
Our lineup for Feb 22 at Ticket link in bio!
TRON-A-TRON: Hailing from Harrisonburg, VA, this duo are known for their eclectic mix of acid, DnB, and deep cut alt-rock remixes. Their high-energy performances and trippy soundscapes blend familiar beats with new live electronic elements.
noögenesis: What in the world is noögenesis and how do you say it? Well, Matt pronounces it “noo-oh-dʒenəsɪs,” although he’s not sure he understands what it really means just yet. Anyways, Father Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, a super heady Jesuit priest, came up with the concept in his 1930s essay “The Phenomenon of Man.” He hopes everyone is inspired to read it in the hopes that someone can explain it to him. Mind mulling over the evolution of creation inevitably becoming a collective sphere of unified consciousness is how Matt spends most of his days when he’s not DJing. He hopes to play a small part in an ignition of this grand plan by vibrating everyone’s molecules at the same frequencies as he compels them into closer proximity with his ethereal melodies.
Ravida is an enigmatic DJ recognized for his mastery of minimal deep tech and tech house, blending hypnotic rhythms with deep, groovy basslines. As the founder of the underground collective Tie Dye Mafia, Ravida has become a prominent figure in the Virginia’s electronic music scene. He has gained a cult following for his unique off-grid parties, notably throwing unforgettable raves in the Blue Ridge Train Tunnel and other unconventional locations. With a reputation for creating immersive and boundary-pushing experiences, Ravida continues to solidify his place in the underground electronic music world.
Assthetic: Known for her overall swagger, Assthetic blends house tracks with flares of hip hop, 70s, 80s, industrial, and heavy baselines, creating a driving rumble that keeps you vibing all night.
B.Helix is a downtempo producer and DJ from Charlottesville, VA. A big fan of jam-bands, B.Helix brings a lot of that psychedelic influence to both his productions and DJ sets.
