Start your Saturday night off right, with maximal symphonic soundscapes and video art projections, featuring…

Darren Foley and the Luminescence – New Self-titled Album Release Event
Sat. Dec. 14th, 2024
8 PM (doors) – 12 AM
@ Definitely Superior Art Gallery (DefSup)
115 N. Cumberland St (former Cumberland Cinema 5)
• $5 admission (cash @door, or card @front desk)
• All ages welcome (Under 16: accompanied/supervised by an adult)
• Licensed | ID Required
• Bar (cash or card)
• Accessible

—Schedule & More INFO:
@ 9-10pm – guest performance by:
Forced In To Machines (space oddity / electronic music) & Digital Video Art Projections
@ 10-11 pm – Live performance of the new album by:
Darren Foley and the Luminescence (dream pop psych)
& Digital Video Art Projections by Forced In To Machines

-Link to their new youtube single/video:

– Visit the merch table to check out the new album, available in both digital and vinyl formats:
“This is a special one, it’s my first time on vinyl. I made it an extra special release with artwork by yours truly, pressed on translucent blue 180 gram vinyl. And LIMITED TO 100 copies. All will be hand numbered, created with love and details for all to enjoy. ” (Darren Foley)
– The vinyl LP also includes a digital download code, so you can download the album as well.

https://darrenfoley.bandcamp.com/music
https://www.facebook.com/darrenfoleymusic
https://www.instagram.com/darren_foley_music/
https://www.youtube.com/@darrenfoleymusic3336

@ Between live music sets:
Forced In To Machines (space oddity / electronic music) & Video Art Projections
–> Main floor gallery features:
-Album launch / merch table

–Gallery 1:
36th Annual Juried Exhibition, featuring works by 65 of the best diverse contemporary regional artists.
-Theme: Interconnectedness: The philosophy that suggests that everything and all life in the universe is connected and interdependent.
-Presented by DefSup & Vox Popular Film Festival.

–Gallery 2:
Jean-Paul De Roover – “Dead Hand Switch”: A short avant-garde sound installation, based on a Russian radio broadcast, “UVB-76,” still live since the Cold War.
-Visitors are invited to experience the perspective of a radio operator, with an unexpected ending.

–> Cinema space/ lower level: Enjoy chill musical vibes by DJ Sownd between live music sets, sit in the vintage cinema seats and chat.