Canberra’s nomadic goth night shuffles moodily to Krave. April Chrome

johnboy 30 March 2012 30 March 2012 3

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Facebook brings word that Chrome for April is heading to Krave in the bus interchange:

Our dearest Chromies and Chromettes!

Chrome is back in action, and playing all of the track’s you’ve been itching for at Krave in the heart of Civic.

We’ve worked hard with the staff from Krave to provide you with the complete Chrome experience and it’s going to be a great night.

Chrome @ Krave features:
A smashing sound system
Lights
Black lights/UV lights
Lasers
Strobes
A freshly stocked bar
Friendly, safe atmosphere

Entry to Chrome is $10 at the door.
Hope to see you all there!

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3 Responses to Canberra’s nomadic goth night shuffles moodily to Krave. April Chrome

Ben_Dover 11:39 am 06 Apr 12

Must be murder being a goth, they must get ever so sweaty, all dressed in black with all that slap on.

MonarchRepublic 1:48 am 06 Apr 12

I just hope some Alpine Fault gets played! Will be there with bells on! Lets support some Aussie&NZ artists!!

For the un-informed:
http://www.alpinefault.com/

Havok 5:25 pm 30 Mar 12

Smashing sound system? Yes…………………

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