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Animistic Beliefs at Soup Kitchen – CANCELLED

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Animistic Beliefs

Soup, Manchester
9 April 2020

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Animistic Beliefs
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Animistic Beliefs flourish in dark, strobe-lit basements during the witching hours. Creators of some of the most exciting dark electro going right now, the Rotterdam-born duo are loved for their highwire live sets, which flit from meditative to manic, destructive to danceable in an instant. Catch them at Soup Kitchen this April, for what will be their Manchester debut.

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