Win 2 Tickets to INPUT Thursday with Dark Sky, Graze, Detroit Swindle and Heathered Pearls

We’re stoked to be giving away 2 tickets to Output’s ridiculous lineup Thursday; UK tech-house trio Dark Sky, a live set of hybrid bass/techno/house from Graze, and soul-steeped deep house from Detroit Swindle. Check out the tunes on out feature event page. And if you don’t win the tickets, we still got a reduced list for $10 off at the door!

You can enter two ways (and yes, you can enter two times!):

With a tweet.
Clicking the bigass tweet button below, and you’ll see a precomposed tweet like this:

Heck yes I want to win tix to @_darksky_ @Graze_Music @DetroitSwindle at @OutputClubBK on Thurs, thnx @womp_blog » bit.ly/grazetix

Edit as you see fit, just tweet something about winning tickets to the show. Make sure to include the headliners (@_darksky_ @Graze_Music @DetroitSwindle) and that link back to this page (bit.ly/grazesky) and you’re entered. If you want to get your name on the reduced list, just follow @womp_blog and DM us your full name before Thursday night (5PM cutoff!!)

With your email
Everyone who signs up for the WompList between now and Thursday at noon will be entered to win, and if you enter your full name (not required for entry) then we’ll make sure you’re on the reduced list if you don’t win! Yes, you can enter both places! Yes, you can enter your friends (with their consent)!

What is a WompList, you ask? It’s a friday afternoon email breaking down the best upcoming bass music events in NYC. Existing Womplist members can enter by replying to this weeks WompList.

GRAZE
Much like our faves Sepalcure, Graze is two fairly different producers, both well established in very different scenes. Christian Anderson (who you may know as future-bass producer XI) and techno veteran Adam Marshall met when Anderson put out a record on Marshall’s New Kanada label and the musical chemistry was immediately apparent. You can pretty much read the story in New Kanada’s release sheets; NK34 is an XI record with an Adam Marshall remix, and later that year NK42 is the first Graze EP. It was a promising hybrid of techno, house and bass tropes, but it was their LP that really got me on board.  Infectious, driving tunes that balance bedroom production details with big room aspirations.

Dark Sky
Dark Sky is just as big of a deal to us. The UK trio makes quintessential UK Bass music. Their 2012 Black Rainbows EP on Black Acre was my intro to what I thought was tech house, and lead me to believe the genre was a lot more interesting than it actually was. Turns out this is pretty wild, garage-y tech-house. Dark, funky tunes that brutalize dancefloors. But Dark Sky has many facets, and their In Brackets EP for Brooklyn’s own Mr. Saturday Night label displays a more cinematic, downtempo-influenced approach. It wouldn’t sound out of place mixed between Four Tet and label-mates Archie Pelago.