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We’re Throwing A Party, And You’re Invited

A poster for Aftermath's party, October 28 at TV Eye, 16-47 Weirfield St in Ridgewood, Queens.
Chris Kindred
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Seven-hundred thousand years after hitting our corresponding subscriber goal, we’re finally doing it: We’re throwing a party. You and everyone you’ve ever known, loved, or loathed are invited.

Our big bash is taking place on October 28 at TV Eye in Ridgewood (16-47 Weirfield St), at 7pm. Come eat, drink, and be as merry as these times will allow! Mingle with the entire Aftermath crew! Except Luke, who lives in Australia and is not overly eager to visit America right now, because, well, you know. Given the proximity to Halloween, costumes are not required, but they are encouraged. There’ll be entertainment, too: Janus Rose – the first person to ever freelance for Aftermath – will be DJ-ing, as will Alien D and Actuator. Oh, and we’ll have some merch on hand, in case you’re into that.

As required by the venue, it does come at a slight cost: $10 for subscribers and $12 for non-subscribers (plus fees, which are unfortunately out of our hands). Subscribers: Check your email for a discount code.

This is gonna be a big one, though. In addition to the obvious spooky season stuff, the party will also serve as a celebration of our second anniversary! Perhaps we’ll share a few fun details about what we’ve got planned for the near future.

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We hope you’ll join us!

Fine print: Tickets required for entry. 21+ only.

Nathan Grayson

Nathan Grayson

Co-owner of the good website Aftermath. Reporter interested in labor and livestreaming. Send tips to nathan@aftermath.site or nathangrayson.666 on Signal.

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