Hailing from the 916, MISS BRICKS cut her teeth in the LA underground as a club kid turning looks. Now she turns tables and produces events, having spent the better part of two years helping develop @speedlosangeles. A sexual health clinician by day and shapeshifter by night, MISS BRICKS draws influence from metal, hyphy, and the experimental while traversing the depths of industrial techno. Just another mediocre gay DJ in LA—or so he claims. In reality, DJ TARGAY (aka Jon Warner) is the creative force driving some of the city’s most immersive spaces. As the founder of SEVR, he handles everything from stage design to hypnotic visuals, translating a dancer’s innate understanding of rhythm into physical space. Now holding things down as a resident for Hypernormalization, his sound is pure, high-octane energy: cunty techno spiked with erratic video game nostalgia. He doesn’t just play for the dancefloor; he built it. Committed to radical openness and respect, Hypernormalization maintains a strict no racism, no sexism, no homophobia, no transphobia, and no harassment policy. The collective prioritizes safer spaces where freedom of expression, curiosity, and community can coexist without discrimination.