ELEKTRONIK GIRL EPIC (and friends) TAKE OVER HOBART

Russian HARDBASS SUPERSTAR Elektronik Girl Epic returns to Tasmania for her BIGGEST hardbass takeover yet. Supported by Sydney based rap queen SwiftBoi and Soviet punk legend Comrad XERO, this undefeatable, crazy lineup will shatter knees and instill a level of EDM patriotism never seen before.

Saturday 12 March 2022
Founders Room
7pm-12 midnight
$10 presale
$15 on the door / $10 Concession at the door

Elektronik Girl Epic (EGE) has been producing EDM hardbass tracks in their basement for 3 years, quietly building an arsenal of assaulting tracks and collaborators, launching at the tail end of the pandemic lockdowns. Working together with the internets biggest hardbass producer – UK’s Alan Aztec, EGE created the music video to take down the nation; Tazmania. Ever since, the streets of Australia have been flooded with hardbass fans ready for the next hardbass fix.
Old-School and New-School fans of the dank Russian genre from all over the world have tuned in to see Electronic Girl Epic’s crazy performances, each gig threatening to break the human body beyond what was thought possible — trained in Russian and Ukranian dance, EGE drops Cossack and Hopak moves like it’s the cold war.

SwiftBoi (SYD) rap queen SwiftBoi is steadily building up a strong reputation for nasty bars, strong flows and incredibly catchy hooks. Based in Sydney, SwiftBoi holds no punches, and dedicates her art to girls who support girls who support girls who support girls. Striking visuals and mean presence, not shy of one takes, off cuff comebacks and saying it like it is, SwiftBoi is one of the hottest up and coming rappers in Australia.

Comrad XERO (TAS/LIT)
Late 70s Punk legend Comrad XERO brings dark synths, story-telling projections and Soviet memories and ideals back to the present with their grungy, peaking and blasting dance tracks, taking aim – and putting in the crosshairs – those in power, and remembering family and those who fought for The People. Immigrating from Lithuania to Australia as a child, Comrad Xero rocketed through the Brisbane and the Aussie punk scene in the 70s, and continues their music journey in Tasmania.