The Z Shed

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Pirate Soundsystem + Murderbot + Mr Recktomy + Your Niece + Absnif + Deville + Starkey + Filed Under K + Mustard Gunn + Dre Skull + Goli And Ashburner + Hanuman + Crappa-T

Friday, 7 May

Rhythm Factory, 16-18 Whitechapel Road, Whitechapel, E1 1EW

How Much: £9.00 (After 11) , £7.00 (Before 11) , £5.00 (Advanced Tickets)

The Z-Shed pull together the cream of the electronic crop for your skanking pleasure. They are getting heavy across two rooms this time, with Starkey kick starting his much hyped album 'Ear Drums and Black Holes', ghetto rudeness from Chicago's Murderbot, Brooklyn's Dre Skull showing his face and general high class filth from a massive collection of heavyweights.

This is a special party. Come. Then you'll know.

Click here to read our interview with Ben Pearson: The man behind The Z-Shed.

Click here to listen to the latest Z-Shed mixtape by Murderbot.
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