>>> This event will be held on the stolen lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to Elders past present and emerging. Sovereignty was never ceded. ALWAYS WAS, ALWAYS WILL BE <<<

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7pm Doors

7:30pm Blue Communications

8:30pm Hantu

9:30pm Maxine Funke

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$5 Vegan Laksa / Bar / Card and Cash accepted

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$25 / $30

Free First Nations tix

Free companion tix

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Maxine Funke

Maxine funke spends most of her life working as a security guard in empty quiet dunedin nz. When she has spare time she writes and records albums, a project spanning over twenty years. Maxine Funke was recently labeled a 'cult' musician in rolling stone magazine. She has four cats and is chipping away at a degree in theology.

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Hantu

Hantu is the project of Philadelphia-based, Malaysian-Australian musician and ethnomusicologist Isobel D’Cruz Barnes. Drawing on her Western (flute) and Indian (bansuri) Classical training, Hantu's sound world comprises field recordings, post-minimalist soundscapes and improvisation informed by spiritual jazz. Following an incendiary Melbourne debut in 2022, Hantu's distinctive sound has graced venues and festivals across Australia, and has been featured on international platforms such as NTS Radio and The Wire Magazine. Her live ensemble in Melbourne features Zachary Schneider (guitar/synth), Genevieve Fry (harp/recorder), Rama Parwata (percussion) and Tom Flenady (double bass).

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Blue Communications

Blue communications are a 3 piece created in Melbourne’s Northern suburbs. With a largely sun soaked, jangly Australian sound, the band also incorporate elements of experimental noise and playful punk to tell funny tales of the people and places in their every day. Strong believers in the Morning Music Movement, the band rehearse almost exclusively in the early morning, accompanied by coffee and pastries. Influenced by groups such as the velvet Underground, Young Marble Giants and The Clean, the band have created a sound that is both organic and familiar sounding at times.

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ACCESSIBILITY

Eastmint is accessible via wheelchair through the non main entrance, there is a small sliding door frame that we can place a ramp over the top of. Please get in touch if you require this option via email eastmintrecords@gmail.com. Closest accessible toilets located at the Peacock Hotel 150m away. Please contact if you require any other info.

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