Nov
03

The Voidz

Murmrr Theatre

Brooklyn, NY

Tickets

SOLD OUT!

Event Details

Baby's Presents x Murmrr: The Voidz @ Murmrr Theatre
November 3rd | Doors 7PM | Show 8PM
18+

The Voidz

Formed in 2014, The Voidz is comprised of Julian Casablancas, Jeff Kite, Jereamy “Beardo” Gritter, Amir "Yag-man" Yagmai, Jake Bercovici, and illustrious drumming phenom Alex "the Cat" Carapetis. Over the course of two albums—the daring 2014 debut Tyranny and its 2018 follow-up Virtue — the Voidz’ wild genre-splicing were embraced by fans of all genres and critics alike, developing an underground cult following. The Voidz simply refer to their style (semi-jokingly) as "prison jazz."

They’ve furthered their mutant-pop tendencies via collaborations with like-minded artists as diverse as Daft Punk (“Instant Crush”, “Infinity Repeating”), Mac DeMarco (“Did My Best”), and an original song for the game, Grand Theft Auto. In the summer of 2023, the Voidz’ forward-in-all-directions mindset continued to run rich - they released a new track, “Prophecy Of The Dragon,” to critical acclaim, collaborated with Daft Punk and also made their live return - a multi-night, sold-out residency at San Francisco’s famed and mystical Great American Music Hall.

This Halloween, The Voidz return to New York with a residency at The Murmrr Theatre in Brooklyn.

Malice K

Malice K is an Olympia, WA born, NYC-based artist who’s songwriting is a mix of boyish charm juxtaposed with bruting, raw darkness and beautiful artistry. As a former member of Death proof Inc, he has amassed a cult following as an atypical artist with a bi-polar nature, hopping from provocative punk-thrash-rock to lyrically melodic and acoustic.

Emerging from the convergence of introspection and innovation, Malice K is a visionary musician who intricately weaves emotive narratives through his music. With a commitment to authenticity and an old-school ethos, his artistry illuminates the modern landscape. On his 2022 EP Clean Up On Aisle Heaven, FADER said “Pivoting easily from an Elliott Smith croon to an Isaac Brock bark, Malice K pushes past the usual pop pleasantries. He shows a cool disdain for the vibe he’s encapsulated so effortlessly, but his structures are studiously rendered. It’s clear he’s a disciple of the genres he seemingly scoffs at, always taking the time to read the book before he throws it away.”

His debut album is slated for 2024.