Dim Wit

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Sometimes you fall in love with one of your best friends 🥰

BB dim is wondering if you’re comin to the show tonight. They whispered ever so gently that it would mean a lot to them. 🤘🥹🤘

ONE WEEK TIL SHOWTIME! 🤘😎🤘
Wit Lore Wednesday continues with an artist S/O has been one my go to artists for show flyers. W/O any sort of notes i knew they would always be bangers. We met years ago when she put on a show that Dim had the pleasure of playing. Been a big fan ever since. It’s been so cool to see her work on bigger and bigger projects. So so proud but also not surprised at all. Here are most of the flyers she has made for dim shows throughout the years! Thanks for all the eye candy 🤘🤩🤘

If it wasn’t for this guy, Dim Wit might not have been a thing. We used to live in “the Moonbase” which housed the band Moon By You and me as the odd one out. I always felt like an imposter surrounded by actual musicians. On new years eve (so like 2014 going into 2015 i believe?) the Moonbase hosted a “stand up get down” open mic night. I was encouraged to play a song and Tyler would accompany me on drums. Reluctantly i agreed to play “Strawberry Feelings”. I recall it went over well? And with that momentum we eventually started a band. I initially called it Tyler and the Verigins. We played a few shows under that name. I remember going to Mississippi pizza around that time and a clerk saw us play and assumed my name was Tyler of Tyler and the Verigins. 🤭 To help with stage fright, Tyler suggested we wear some sorta costume. We started with wigs and then later added the labcoats. This was initially a purely aesthetic (and functional for my sake) choice but it later solidified what Dim Wit is all about. at least to me. I always viewed the band a group of clown doctors hoping to heal the pain of the human condition through comedy and raw emotions. Is that a bit much/pretentious? Perhaps, but hey, its my truth! But yeah, people have mentioned early Dim was kinda both jazzy and p***y and i think most of that jazz was due to Tylers drumming. I always loved how it paired with my wonky p***y songs. As a treat and an ode to ty guy, heres the evolution of the classic handstand finish plus a photo from the inaugural crush house show. Photos by from the