Phlebotomy Presents: Redder Moon

Synth-driven post-punk and dark new wave take over Churchill’s Pub for a night of shadowy grooves and danceable edge with Redder Moon. Phlebotomy Presents: Redder Moon happens Sunday, March 1 in Little Haiti.

Redder Moon blends pulsing basslines, shimmering synthesizers and melancholic yet melodic vocals into a sound that nods to ’80s icons like Depeche Mode, The Chameleons, Clan of Xymox and The Human League, while maintaining a contemporary cinematic urgency.

Support comes from Miami’s own The Grey Tones, a duo known for atmospheric, art-inflected post-punk textures built from vintage drum machines, layered samples and expressive bass.

On the decks, Ruben Pagan brings his seasoned Miami legacy to the party. A fixture of South Beach nightlife since its early days, Pagan was integral to the city’s underground scene and helped shape its eclectic dance floors with sets spanning post-punk, underground and classic influences.

Also spinning are BAT and CUMSCUM, rounding out a lineup built for lovers of gothwave, darkwave and alternative club culture. Tickets are available at the door.