Join us at the beautiful Goodwood Books for a Tuesday night of music and physical media, with guest artist Nika Mo from WA touring their new EP 'Panicle' and a set by local folk darlings Gilly & Bede. We are also excited to launch our first caps lock publication, (please don't) hang the dj by Emily Wilson, a series of 3 profiles of artists from Tarntanya (Venus of Swapmeet, V of Keeskea/Workshorse and Thea of short snarl) as well as the titular essay, all in hand-bound book form.

Nika Mo is the tangential, sentimental, wandering art-folk project from Boorloo-based maverick Annika Moses. Bathed in the luminous glow of lavender-tinged suburbia, their new EP Panicle dives head first into the emotional swirl of early adulthood, with deft songwriting and unmatched lyricism.

Gilly & Bede are a sister folk duo on Kaurna Yerta. Comprised of cello, guitar, and voices in harmony, the pair combine traditional, 1960s and contemporary influences to create a characteristically melodic and poetic folk sound.

Born in Tokyo and currently living in Adelaide, Emily (Ellie) Wilson is the South Australian writer for The Music, was a finalist of the 2024 Miki Prize for her short story 'To Turn Into You' and publishes a Substack 'slow babes' of personal essays and artist profiles, of which the 4 pieces in this caps lock publication were first published in. Now you can hold these words in your hands in book format!

Doors @ 6pm.

Music @ 6.30 and 7:15pm.

Event finishes at 8:30pm.

Tea provided.

The caps lock records compilation Sitting in The Same Chairs will be available for purchase, featuring 16 local artists. A range of merchandise from the artists will also be available.

If you select a ticket type with a CD or cassette, we will have your album set aside for you to collect upon arrival.