Project Nowhere presents: KILL ALTERS WORLD NEWS MAN MADE HILL ETHER GIRLS @ ST. ANNE'S PARISH - LOWER HALL NYC based band Kill Alters exist at the intersection of electronics infused dream rock , digital hardcore , and incidental found sound culled from bandleader and composer Bonnie Baxter. Hisham Bharoocha (formerly of seminal of US projects Black Dice and Lightening Bolt and a solo artist under the Soft Circle moniker ) provides his signature battering ram drum performances, which collide with Bonnie’s electronic percussion elements and spacey guitars to animate the band’s ballistic compositions both on record and in the context of their live shows. While their music often surges with moments of all consuming textural disfiguration and overlapping beat architectures, Kill Alters encapsulates the sum total of their clamor into songs structures that resemble something like mutated pop and punk music. Baxter’s vocal performances veer on a dime between driving melodies , blistering shouts and tumbling rhythmic cadences with beat sculpture / synthesis funneled into fast - evolving tracks that leap into earworm hooks , drum and bass workouts and unpredictable structural upheavals. \-- Multi-dimensional music festival Project Nowhere returns for a fourth year to electrify Toronto’s west end OCT 1-3, 2026. The first wave of artists has arrived and is stacked with underground legends, up-and-coming trailblazers and emerging talent from Toronto and beyond. Early Bird passes are sold out and the second tier of 3-day passes are now on sale along with remaining Nowhere Club memberships, which include priority access to all venues. Tickets + info at www.projectnowhere.org / IG: @projectnowherefest 3-Day Passes on sale now: https://link.dice.fm/zd1a3859a9fb About Project Nowhere: Established in 2023, Project Nowhere is an innovative music festival featuring a lineup of local and international artists across multiple venues in Toronto's buzzing Little Portugal neighbourhood. The team behind Project Nowhere is an artist-run collective, intent on cultivating and supporting the city's vibrant music community with a strong DIY ethos.