Acid Mothers Temple

Monday 5 November 2018

7:30 pm : Main stage / Standing

14+

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Acid Mothers Temple is a Japanese psychedelic band that has over 100 releases under their belt, and a list of sold-out shows across the world.

Encompassing everything from drone, acid-folk and acapella, to minimalist composition, the group show no signs of relenting in the pace of their creative energy. The collective has always had, at it’s core, a dedication to improvising music.

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Acid Mothers Temple

Acid Mothers Temple is a Japanese psychedelic band that has over 100 releases under their belt, and a list of sold-out shows across the world.

Encompassing everything from drone, acid-folk and acapella, to minimalist composition, the group show no signs of relenting in the pace of their creative energy. The collective has always had, at it’s core, a dedication to improvising music.

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