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<h3>About the event:</h3>Located in West Asheville, Asheville, North Carolina at The Rabbit Hole DIY. Please be sure to follow the parking map and be respectful of volunteers. Bring an ID. Some tickets will be available at door, but entry is not guaranteed unless an online ticket is purchased. Feel free to contact us on our instagram (@th3rabb1th0le) or via email (<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:therabbithole.avl@gmail.com">therabbithole.avl@gmail.com</a>) with any questions. About Sword II:In a busted house in Atlanta, where the basement flooded when it rained, the air smelled like mildew, and the landlord once tried to evict them for using the space as an “electronic rock band facility,” Sword II recorded the most ambitious, accessible, and electrically charged music of their lives.Electric Hour, the band’s forthcoming full-length for section1, is a wildly catchy and deeply principled rock record. It’s about the beauty and terror of living under a surveillance state, loving people through extreme hardships, and finding strength in friendship and creative resistance.“The title was inspired by the idea that we are in the era of surveillance technology, but also we imagined ‘electric hour’ as something powerful, a time for creativity, potency and revolution - ‘the time is now’ type situation. We imagined the ‘hour’ as the time a band gets to be on stage - one hour to make your point to the audience, to make sense of the situation facing humanity. One hour to bring into the physical world the music that resonates with people facing repression, increasing alienation, and violence. Basically, one shot to make the revolution. It’s very daunting because you only get one life, one hour. But our limitation is what shows us what is important, what is worthy of our time in this life.”