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On the night of Thursday, December 1, 2011, a waxing crescent moon will be hanging, dead and icy, in a jet-black winter sky as the souls of a thousand damned witches scream for mercy while being burned at the stake inside an abandoned house totally consumed by fire. And it’s gonna sound amazing.
In other words, Art Basel Miami Beach weekend officially begins that evening with a live performance at the Gusman Center by notoriously apathetic (and possibly evil) Traverse City, Michigan trio Salem.
So appropriately, Salem’s Basel gig will be a midnight set following the world premiere of Born Under a Bad Sign, a self-described “action horror film” by cult filmmaker Isaiah Seret and skate-dude-turned-graffiti-guy-turned-twisted-art-star Neckface that tells the tale of “Satan’s lonely soldier who hunts for the heads of those who wronged him.”
Thu., Dec. 1, 10:30 p.m., 2011
