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Watch Touché Amoré’s Crazy K! Pit Show In A Brooklyn Dive Bar

In a pre-COVID age, Touché Amoré played our Brooklyn K! Pit. Here’s that show in full!

Live music might be on hiatus for the time being, but back in a time before coronavirus screwed everything up, you might remember that we put on super-intimate gigs known as The K! Pit. Just before COVID hit, we invited LA post-hardcore icons Touché Amoré into our Brooklyn home to let loose on 50-or-so lucky competition winners.

And they didn’t disappoint.

In scenes that look so alien to us now, Touché Amoré get up close and personal with the New York die-hards, blasting through a nine song set that includes Pathfinder, Rapture and Losing Sleep. 

And as frontman Jeremy Bolm crowdsurfs his around the room, this K! Pit really is stark reminder of the power of live music.

Check out the full setlist below:

Touché Amoré K! Pit setlist

Condolences
Uppers/Downers
Green
Justices
Pathfinder
Rapture
Deflector
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Losing Sleep

You can pre-order Touché’s new album Lament now.

Check us out on YouTube to watch a bunch more K! Pits from the past year or so, including intimate performances from Mastodon, Parkway Drive, FEVER 333, Daughters and many more.

Posted on September 24th 2020, 6:00p.m.
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