Berghain Friday

27th May 2022 28th May 2022 20:00 10:00

DORMANTYOUTH

23:00

Alada

00:30

NURSE3D

02:30

Little Snake

03:35

de1i girlz

04:40

Animistic Beliefs

05:45

Nene H

06:45

I Hate Models

08:45

Sam Slater & Theresa Baumgartner »Vandals«

21:00

Berghain

18 €, door-only

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  • DORMANTYOUTH is the blending alias of Johannesburg-based non-binary architect, Thelma Ndebele, known for their BPM-chasing mixes that incorporate Chicago footwork, UK drill, techno, South African rap, Jersey club, Baltimore club and electronica. The resident DJ at Pussy Party and Vogue Nights »Jozi« returns to CTM after their virtual performance at our online 2021 edition.

    Alada aims to challenge social paradigms such as sexuality and aesthetic standards through emotionally charged sets inspired by Brazilian Afrofuturism.

    NURSE3D appears with a live premiere of »music for weirdos, night terrors, speed freaks.« They’ll be supporting the new EP Fuck Toy that swerves through through thrash metal riffs and facemelting terrorcore, climbing to a pulse-blurring 1000 bpm apex.

    Presenting a world premiere live set at CTM, Little Snake is an emerging talent from Calgary whose cinematic approach to sound blends with an encyclopedia of influences including grime, math rock, acid techno, noise, and jungle. His debut album, A Fragmented Love Story, Written by the Infinite Helix Architect, was released on Flying Lotus’s Brainfeeder imprint in 2021.

    The unhinged fervour of hardcore duo deli girls represents a vital part of New York’s live music scene, where ravers and punks come together in a spirit of activist rebellion. Expelling queer rage against straight patriarchal hegemonic violence, the band appears in a special de1i girlz configuration where vocalist Danny Orlowski meets Dani Rev (replacing Tommi Kelly), mashing drum machines, sequencers, and synths with thrashing vocals to create a brew of industrial, nu-metal, noise, and electronic dance sounds.

    Animistic Beliefs specialise in improvisational live performances using analogue and modular synths and drum machines to produce ravey, dark electro, and IDM/acid techno sounds.

    Nene H’s classic rave selections and live performances have earned much appreciation, in addition to more experimental homages to her Turkish heritage.

    I Hate Models, known for his high-power, shifting ventures into acid, rave, industrial, and trance, performs following his latest 2021 EP, Gemstones Obsidian.