Berlin Atonal made its highly anticipated return to the cavernous Kraftwerk Berlin complex from August 27 - 31, 2025, rolling out five nights of premieres, new commissions, art installations, and late-night club sets.
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Berlin Atonal made its highly anticipated return to the cavernous Kraftwerk Berlin complex from August 27 - 31, 2025, rolling out five nights of premieres, new commissions, art installations, and late-night club sets.
Through I TRUST PAIN, Richie Culver turns his visual works into sonic fragments, channeling trap, noise, and spoken word into an uncompromising meditation on self and survival.
For the French producer Notinbed, music is like a plaster for the brain, and for singer Clara Kimera, it’s an unspoken message passed from her heart. Together, we discuss their waxy, wet collaboration.
Music, the Etna volcano, wine, and wood shaped one of the most remarkable weekends of culture in Milo, Catania, Sicily. Opera Festival created a monumental dialogue between tradition and innovation.
Through Home, Ziúr examines the fragility of cultural spaces and the resilience within intersectional realities, mapping personal history against Berlin’s changing pulse and a political climate edging toward restriction.
Born from late nights and data streams, Lost in Translation builds a club-ready heartbeat around love, memory and mutation. Orrin is composing the future.
On stage on the June 28th in the gardens of the Triennale for Terraforma Exo 2025, The Talk is a hybrid device that remixes concert, theatre, and audiovisual art.
Technology meets techno, ritual and rave. genesys1.0 brings abyssal core, the collective’s first EP that fuses electronic music with spiritual science fiction.
From the heat of Buenos Aires, 22-year-old electro-pop artist Terra makes music that captures a reckless heart, beating and burning.
Through tape recordings and NON-INTRUSIVE methodology, American composer and organist redraws the landscape of electroacoustic composition.
Neoclassical themes interweave with post-internet and microtonal music, artist and producer Apu Nanu shapes their sounds making us dream into video game nostalgia while feeling their handcrafting playful MIDI manipulation and collage-like sound design.
"Powders" is a reflection on emotional chemistry and the alchemical process of breaking down and rebuilding emotions, situations, and relationships, embracing deterioration while forcing transformation.
On the 25th of march Detune club in Milan shifted to high frequencies with OOPART’s event, proposing an out-of-place lineup built to explore the full spectrum of contemporary electronic music.
how2fly is crafting a world built on memory, emotion, and sound. His music draws from the early 2000s—GameCube games, low-res MP3s, and the emotional weight of growing up online—fused with forward-thinking electronic production.
Neva Demure reclaims her voice on Antidote, abandoning electronic excess for something truer. From queer club euphoria to stripped-down vulnerability, the album channels resilience, identity, and a refusal to hold back.
If Not To Give A Fantasy strips hardcore to its essence. Kilbourne crafts hypnotic, physical music that plays with rhythm, space, and the unpredictable flow of a perfect club moment.
Spoon of Abundant Openings by AMÆMI: Bridging Tantra, Sound, and Ritual in a Contemporary Sonic Experience.
With today’s premiere release of Hopeless Romantik, Das Beat brings their world further to life. Theatrical, unfiltered, and always in motion, Frau Fatal is more than an album—it’s a raw collision of love, loss, and absurdity, transforming chaos into rhythm.
Keiichiro Shibuya’s latest release BORDERLINE from the ANDROID OPERA MIRROR album is a bold meditation on technology, art, and the evolving boundaries of performance.
Through a deeply personal lens, TRACE examines the ways memory and myth inform both the individual and collective experience of trans lives, confronting erasure and abandonment.
