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Re: “Born Gold, Kuhrye-oo, Machines of Maybe”
If you're deciding whether or not to go to this, go. These guys create a dance party like no other and have a crazy light show in tow. Want to see grown men in tutus controlling iPads with Wii controllers? It will happen here. This is the sort of show that you want to bring every one of your friends to because there will be dancing.