CryOgenik rocks the mic as part of the U of T Band Night at B-Side yesterday, organized by the St. Mike’s Drama Society and SMCSU. Along with philosophy, the beatboxer majors in stand-up, deriding guys who blast their car stereos and asking the crowd if they were sick of homework. He was followed by progressive […]
CryOgenik rocks the mic as part of the U of T Band Night at B-Side yesterday, organized by the St. Mike’s Drama Society and SMCSU. Along with philosophy, the beatboxer majors in stand-up, deriding guys who blast their car stereos and asking the crowd if they were sick of homework. He was followed by progressive hard rock act Liquid Cake, as well as Ootchinova and The July 26th Movement.
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