Mind Garden x Capital Ballroom Present: Co[Lab] #13 ft Ternion Sound

Co[Lab] #13 coming in heavy with Ternion Sound's debut in Victoria!

 

With stacked local support from Nahlith, Bumba, and NöName.

 

Full Void Acoustics sound system for all that nasty bass!

Artist Bios:

Ternion Sound

The trio known as Ternion Sound was born out of the Infrasound Music Festival in 2016. Their chemistry is infectious, and immediately obvious.

 

Ternion Sound embodies sound system culture. From the music they produce, to the live sets they DJ, to the intentionality they deliver, to the community they continue to develop in Minneapolis which then spreads to the rest of the World. The group is known for being at the forefront of sound design capability, which can be heard in each and every release. They also believe music education is of the utmost importance, as it has played such an integral role in their own growth.

 

Nahlith

Nahlith weaves organic and evocative imagery with sound system culture. He has spent 2 decades exploring west coast festival culture and sounds. With support from industry heavyweights and a debut at Basscoast this year, he is on track to becoming one of the Islands most prolific producers.

 

Bumba

With a big sound and a passion for the local scene Bumba is sure to get the crowd going. Taking caribbean roots and mixing them with dub influenced genres Bumba moves dance floors with 140 dubstep vibes and ragga jungle sounds that appeal to all.

 

NoName

NöName is a Victoria-based DJ who debuted at Otherworld making the Voids rattle! He has been enjoying spinning tunes at various local events ever since. NöName is part of Island Wubs, a local collective whose goal is to promote Vancouver Islands' finest bass-focused selektas and producers

 

Doors 9pm - Music 9:30pm

Come early and support your local music scene.

 

19+ w/ ID

The Capital Ballroom

858 Yates St

Victoria, BC V8W 1L8

 

 

Land Acknowledgement:

We respectfully acknowledge that this event takes place on unceded lək̓ʷəŋən land. We acknowledge the ongoing process of dispossession and colonization. We hold this understanding in our interactions and engagements with this land and its people.