Transport:NYE – Atlantis: Clownbaby • Tekk Nikk • Tristan Haf • Keith Sweaty • ~~ (tildetilde) • Ambulante y Clandestino • Lou’s Moms • Johnny Yamaha

On New Year’s Eve, Cactus Club launches a groovy submersible into Lake Michigan to plumb her depths for the lost city of Atlantis. Seems like folks have looked everywhere else, might as well take a peek? If we search hard enough, we’re bound to find something…

!Costume Party! !Complimentary Toast and Late Night Snacks! !Dancing All Night! !DJs from Minneapolis, Madison, Milwaukee!

7-9: Lou’s Moms fire up the propeller with a Queer Oasis of all vinyl, spinning whatever the frick they want because it’s Carol Anne’s frickin BDAY and they’re here to surf deep currents.

9-1030: Ambulante y Clandestino take the helm with their singular blend of Latin psychedelia that swings with our hearts’ deep currents.

1030-1130: Keith Sweaty guides us deeper with home-spun remixes and bespoke kicks and sparkling stabs that echo with fun hidden until it’s bidden into the endless blue alongside deep currents.

1130-1230: Clownbaby turns up the energy to whisk us around, frolicking for a few with the fishy freaks flopping on deep currents. And of course we’re gonna have to do a BIG COUNTDOWN AND COMPLIMENTARY TOAST!!!!

We’re deep enough that we start seeing stars. Is that the oxygen deprivation? Maybe the pressure? Maybe the angler fish? Or maybe something different…?

1230-130: Tristan Haf checks in with Minneapolis-style hypnotism sprinkled by drops of IDM-y electro – it’s getting wet, whether from sweat or deep currents.

130-230: Tekk Nikk coaxes the submersible into the docks at Atlantis, secreted away beneath the waves, casting spells that stretch the moment and find it already flowing into the future on deep currents.

230-330: ~~ (tildetilde) steers with the appropriate alchemical proportions of dancing rhythms – choose your own adventure! – and kick and sub to transform you into an amphibian, gills opening to breathe deep currents.

330-4: Johnny Yamaha layers ambient sounds to lay the submersible to rest deep in Lake Michigan – don’t need that anymore! Let’s go swimming on deep currents!