Teflon Spine presents a Bent Window curation at the nexus of Vancouver's DIY art spheres, Conduit Gallery.  

 "Each, why don't you start a label?"  "Nick, why don't you run shows?"  Each and Nick, pointing at each other, "Yeah, we already got someone for that."

BWR and TS have been friendly and cooperating members of the harsh and experimental communities of Vancouver for years, and destiny has finally arrived.  Guaranteed cataclysmic beauty on a MASSIVE bill of visiting harsh artists.

Conduit Gallery is a natural setting for this consummation, as they both host TS events and BWR media.  The sound is ACE, there is ability to partake both in full exposure to the PA and in an adjoining courtyard when one needs to spare themselves (or take a phone call, or chat with noiser friends).  Capacity is limited, and buying your ticket online helps us prepare:)

The following is from Conduit Gallery's website:

" Conduit Gallery is humbly situated on the occupied and unceded ancestral territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwu7mesh (Squamish), and səl̓ilwətaɁɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. We are uninvited guests on what is now called the Downtown Eastside (DTES) of Vancouver. 

The DTES is a community that continues to be harmed by the workings of colonization and settler-imposed power structures, particularly the war on drugs/war on poverty. Conduit Gallery operates in this awareness, seeks to be respectful of the neighbourhood and street entrenched folks, and is invested in the ongoing work of resisting this violence and creating sustainable communities that benefit people that need support. 

Conduit Gallery, and its adjoining shop The Tape Loop, is owned and operated by Allison Watters. Allison is a visual and performance artist and has been involved in Vancouver’s music and art scene since 2011 when she moved here to attend Emily Carr University. She is elated to have this opportunity to build Conduit Gallery and to give back to a community that has been so integral to her."