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Stomp in solidarity with your Mercury comrades from the production line to the picket line! Your Power Noise Movement Northwest Local 242 resident stewards DJs Daemon Chadeau, Vain_Flesh, and LSDFJ spin a variety of vintage and modern industrial, Anhalt, EBM, new beat, techno body music, and other sounds to put your body to work!⚒️ You like classic acts such as Pop Will Eat Itself, Severed Heads, DAF, Cabaret Voltaire, Fad Gadget, Clock DVA, and Borghesia? We got those!
⚒️ How about modern acts such as Kontravoid, Klack, Black Agent, Physical Wash, Randolph & Mortimer, Nevada Hardware, Rein, Sturm Cafe, Choke Chain, and Schwefelgelb? We got those too!
⚒️ And even those who transcend eras like Nitzer Ebb, Front 242, Leaether Strip, Front Line Assembly, The Cassandra Complex, Orange Sector, Poupée Fabrikk, Phase Fatale, Spetsnaz, and Skinny Puppy? ABSOFUCKINGLUTELY!!!
★ This month, as an officially sponsored event of EBM Worldwide, we will be teaming up with Goths Against Fascism before their weekend-long online raid train to help their fundraiser for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)! Plus, we will be welcoming in DJ SAFETY HAWK as our guest! ★
★ NO COVER for Mercury members all night long, with $5 cover for non-members (all of which are guests of the promoter). ★
⚒️ Doors at 9:00pm
⚒️ 21+ w/ valid ID
⚒️ Safe space for LGBTQIA+ & BIPOC.
⚒️ No creeps. No haters.
⚒️ Respect consent. Zero tolerance for anything else.
⚒️ Respect the venue and staff.
⚒️ Tip your bartenders.
⚒️ Cash-only! There is an ATM on site.
⚒️ The Mercury is non-smoking / non-vaping.
⚒️ Masks, while not required, are highly encouraged.
⚒️ Dress code will be enforced any time the club is open. Dress code is: no blue jeans, no khakis, no sports attire, or anything the staff deems offensive.
★ The Mercury at Machinewerks is a private club for members and their guests ★
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Mercury Machinewerks, 1009 E Union St,Seattle,WA,United States
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