Goth Sk8: Coatie Pop (LIVE), COTTON, NIGHTVVITCH (skate all night)
About This Event
At Xanadu, Goth Sk8 gathers Coatie Pop with Beat Detectives, Marijuana Deathsquads, Military Scientist, Mofongo Massacre and Sinkane, with COTTON and NIGHTVVITCH listed on the skate-all-night bill. Several of the lineup have played Xanadu or similar NYC skate-night bills; the sets favor rhythmic drive and tight transitions—Coatie Pop brings a darkwave/post-punk pulse while Sinkane foregrounds groove and ensemble interplay.
About the Artists
Marijuana Deathsquads
Marijuana Deathsquads is a rock/pop group known for live sets that treat rhythm as a moving target, often shifting between song form and open-ended pulse. In New York City, they have appeared at Xanadu, including GOTH SK8 NIGHT alongside Beat Detectives, Mofongo Massacre, and Military Scientist, in a bill that blurred concert and skate-floor culture.
Beat Detectives
Beat Detectives is a Rock/Pop group that has appeared on New York City bills at Xanadu, including the event GOTH SK8 NIGHT alongside Marijuana Deathsquads, Mofongo Massacre, Military Scientist, Sinkane, and W.
Mofongo Massacre
Mofongo Massacre is a Rock/Pop group heard in New York City performance lineups at Xanadu, where their sets sit comfortably alongside skate-centric bills. They have shared stages with Marijuana Deathsquads, Beat Detectives, Military Scientist, Sinkane, and W.
Military Scientist
Military Scientist is an individual Rock/Pop artist whose New York City appearances include nights at Xanadu, where the bill can move between live sets and skate-driven programming. They have shared lineups with Marijuana Deathsquads, Beat Detectives, Mofongo Massacre, Sinkane, and W.
Sinkane
Sinkane is a Sudanese-American group led by musician Ahmed Gallab, working in the rock/pop orbit while folding in motorik rock, prog structures, electronics, free-jazz edges, and threads of Sudanese pop.
Coatie Pop
Coatie Pop is a rock/pop artist whose recorded work leans toward darkwave, cold wave, and post-punk, building songs around tight pulse and restrained synth and guitar lines. In New York City, they have appeared at LPR (Le Poisson Rouge), including Herbert Holler’s Freedom™ Party NYC, a mixed bill that moves between DJs and live acts.