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Ten years ago, the world lost a legend. A scholar. A saint. A 200‑kilo unit of pure misunderstood muscle.
Harambe may have ascended to the great enclosure in the sky, but on Friday May 22nd, we honour his legacy the only way he would’ve wanted: with riffs, chaos, and questionable life choices at Lynott’s Lounge.
To mark a decade since the silverback king was taken from us, Bile Cannon are unleashing their brand‑new EP—an explosive tribute that answers the age‑old question: “What if a gorilla discovered blast beats?”
Joining them in this sacred memorial of noise:
All This Filth – bringing enough heaviness to crack the zoo glass
Buried Shallow – deeper than the memes, heavier than the discourse
Breed – because nothing says “rest in power” like songs about prawns
$20 on the door. $15 pre‑sale. FREE ENTRY if you arrive fully dressed as a gorilla. (Yes. Full suit. No half‑assed ears on a headband. Harambe deserves better.)
So gather your troop, beat your chest, and prepare for a night of absolute primate‑level mayhem. For Harambe. For metal. For the culture