Secret Society Sessions - Episode 080 w/ Temple Bodies

Temple Bodies: https://soundcloud.com/templebodies

Temple Bodies are an indie-electronic-house duo based out of Toronto, Canada.

They've been involved in the Toronto music scene for quite a few years now, from working in recording studios to touring in bands.

As musicians, they write, and produce all of their own material, and try to bring something new to the table with every release.

When it comes to their DJ sets, the aim is simple, make some melodic music come together as one beautiful experience.

From seductive percussion elements, to haunting melodies, Temple Bodies aims to give you the feels, every time they enter your ears.

If you can't make it you can tune in live at: http://mixlr.com/secret-society

You can find all episodes here: http://soundcloud.com/scardiniusrecordings

Secret Society Sessions is a show broadcasted every Wednesday 6-9pm live from Girth Radio. The studio is conveniently nestled inside an aesthetic bar just one block east of St. Lawrence Market, Pacific Junction Hotel 234 King Street East.

This is more than a radio show it is a social collective for people at play. We invite you for after work drinks, food and games Pacific Junction Hotel features many amenities including Locally Brewed Beer, an Outdoor Patio, Table Tennis, Pool, Foosball, Arcade Classics and the only real Ice Hockey table in the city!

Our goal is to provide the atmosphere for a regular gathering that revolves around our love for music and the celebration of getting over the hump of the week. Come early, spend a few hours with your friends listening to artistically curated sounds and go home happy, proving that a night out does not necessarily have to be followed by a day in.

See you there.

http://pacificjunctionhotel.com

Food Menu - http://pacificjunctionhotel.com/food/

Beer Menu $15 pitchers - http://pacificjunctionhotel.com/beers/



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