Acrpost: A Project of the Pacific Association of Artist Run Centres

Event Description

. Wednesday, October 31st I.M.U. presents ALL HALLOW'S EVE w/ INCURA, MASS UNDERGOE & TENANT @ The Bourbon, 50 West Cordova . Doors 7pm . $10 Advance . Purchase advance tickets online at http://www.imuproductions.com/tix . $12 at the door

This All Hallow's Eve rock'n'roll horror party guarantees non-stop rock and fiendishly frightening fun! Costumes mandatory for guys & ghouls!

INCURA - This progressive rock-metal band formed late 2004 with the mind set to create an individual musical art form, open minds, and push the musical envelope. No "one" sound can describe the creature that is now Incura. They take original lyrics, percussion, riffs, melodies, and create addictive songs with "an eerie depth that speaks the truth and make you think." http://www.incura.net

MASS UNDERGOE play dynamic, heavy, thoughtful alt/rock songs with reckless abandon for an ever-growing fanbase. Successful career highlights to date include regular MuchMusic & MuchLoud rotation, VideoFACT support, extensive cross-Canada touring and two sold out indie showcases for Toronto's 102.1 The Edge. With new music, a new EP and renewed energy, the band now features David Isbister (vocals), Alan Calimbas (guitar), Marino Mestrovic (bass) and Brandon Lazenby (drums). Rumours that they have joined the Black Parade are foundless, but they are brainstorming the Mauve Parade, a collection of elderly people dedicated to fighting crime through collective acts of grumbling and aggressive use of lavender. http://myspace.com/massundergoe

TENANT is an aggressive, progressive, and impressive heavy rock quartet based in Vancouver. Recorded at the famed Mushroom Studios, they launched their much-anticipated debut CD "All My Favourite Bands Are Breaking Up" with a sold out show at the Media Club, bringing their high energy live performances back to local fans. Every Tenant show is an opportunity to be amazed and entertained; their extremely heavy grooves and catchy melodies leave audiences humming and headbanging long after Tenant leaves the stage. Not a band to miss! http://www.tenantband.com