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Nowhere to Run Festival will Shroud East Williamsburg in Post-Punk Gloom this Saturday

Post-punk fest hits The Paper Box with an eclectic, international mix of performances.

Nowhere to Run Festival will Shroud East Williamsburg in Post-Punk Gloom this Saturday

Nowhere to Run Festival will Shroud East Williamsburg in Post-Punk Gloom this Saturday

Post-punk fest hits The Paper Box with an eclectic, international mix of performances.

Nowhere to Run Festival will Shroud East Williamsburg in Post-Punk Gloom this Saturday
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A.M. Gittlitz

Freelance writer and bike messenger living in Brooklyn. His work focuses on counterculture and radical politics. More of his work at gittlitz.wordpress.com.

While medical professionals agree there ain’t no cure for the summertime blues, those seeking group therapy-like commiseration can check out the Nowhere to Run Festival this weekend at East Williamsburg venue The Paper Box.

Featuring two stages and about 20 bands and DJs from the plurality of the dark styles huddled under the post-punk umbrella, the festival is appropriately located at The Paper Box on Meadow Street in the East Williamsburg Industrial Park, an area that resembles the post-industrial, shuttered, and factory-lined streets of Thatcher-era Glasgow where the genre originated.

The festival was organized by Jose Luis De la Rosa of Dischaka, Jean Lorenzo of Silent EM, and DJ/Goth Scholar Andi Harriman. “Post-punk in general never left the scene,” De…

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