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THE RADIATION FLOWERS
Saskatoon’s shoegaze psych-rock champions The Radiation Flowers construct expansive arrangements, taking minimal chords to maximal effect. Mesmerizing like the colourful floating globs of a lava lamp, it’s guitar rock for northern lights and dark side mantras muttered in a nuclear hurricane waiting to wash you away.
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Named after a group of Russian reptiles launched into space, only to freeze to death, Saskatoon-area psych-punk maniacs The Sex Geckos will send you flying headlong to the stars, but their frantic live show will never leave you out in the cold.
CFCR MEMBERSHIP DRIVE WRAP-UP PARTY
Mar 13, 2019
Come wrap-up CFCR's annual Membership Drive with the toe-tappin' sounds of The Radiation Flowers and The Sex Geckos, Saturday, April 13th at Amigos Cantina!
$5 at the door!
$5 Taco In A Bag!!
FREE adult beverage with any CFCR membership renewal or sign-up!!!
COME EARLY & STAY LATE! $3.75 highballs/$6 doubles + $4.50 Boh from 9-10pm & 1-2am. Water station available for a responsible evening.
THE SEX GECKOS
Each April, we ask all our wonderful current CFCR members to renew their cards for the coming year. As a CFCR member, you have the chance to call-in to win instant concert tickets and other prizes, email-in to enter some amazing contests and other draws all year-round, and your name will automatically be entered to win a monthly draw from a variety of our great local business sponsors!
On top of that, you save 10% at a great selection of local businesses, so it doesn't take long for your Membership to literally pay for itself.
For those who have never been a member, or who have not been a member for a while, we encourage you to come join the club in 2019/20!
Visit HERE for all the info you need to become a member!
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