Heat Index vol. III

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**PRESALE SOLD OUT - TICKETS AVAILABLE AT DOOR**: arrive with a ticket holder for address or DM @heat_index_ Winter is thawing. Daylight has been saved. Surface tension at an all time high. The index is boiling. Welcome to spring. Join us as we celebrate all things surreal, gluttonous, fecund, turgid. Crawl out of your hole and come party. On March 28th at 6:30pm at the secret loft in BedStuy, walk into the abstract whirrings of **Marble Rye**, aka Drew Litowitz, whose Good Grief series explores the fringes of ambient and experimental music. As the sun goes down, **Zo Roze + Shape Language** will present “Waltz of the Ibex”, a site-sympathetic movement duet exploring the space between competition, symbiosis, gridded logic, and animal intuition. Having initially bonded through their collaboration on past Heat Index installations, the creative omnivores will use their full palette to charge the energy center under the dancefloor skylight. **Gbar** follows with a live set of house and techno, channeling the groove of NYC’s beloved Earth Dog into a sumptuous and slippery ride of his own. Brooklyn-via-Colombia artist **Matük** closes out the live portion of the night with a kaleidoscope of intricate rhythms drawn from the global South and infused with heavy dub sensibility. Then, 10:30pm marks the start of intercontinental witching hour as **Jan Loup and Ayesha** take the stage for a tripped out, cartilage-deep showdown of razor-sharp bass and techno freakouts. **Zo Roze** is taking the helm on this edition's drippy and confusing spatial transformation. We also have culinary interventions planned throughout the night courtesy of chefs **Rotten Mother** and **snacc.fairy**. Think: fruit picking, living recklessly on the edge of decay, fermentation, communion with mold, something wrapped in a leaf that you will not be able to identify but will accept. Your needs will be taken care of, trust. See you there. — H̴e̴a̴t̴ ̴I̴n̴d̴e̴x̴ measures the felt experience of air temperature combined with humidity. When the Heat Index is high, the atmosphere is like fabric on our skin. This experimental performance series allows leftfield electronic music to breathe through a fabric of space, light, material, and movement. Sound is texture, light is membrane, time is material, and movement is the fold between interior and exterior experience.