Intervals of Unrest

29th Jan 2026 30th Jan 2026 22:30 06:00

ABOPF

23:30

Pain Magazine (Birds in Row x Maelstrom x Louisahhh)

00:20

Finlay Shakespeare

01:20

King Yosef

02:20

Youth Code

03:20

White Prata

04:05

Marylou b2b Fukinsei

05:00

BerghainSold out

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  • Yara Mekawei

    Artistic Lab

    Sound and social memory.

  • White Prata

    Music / Discourse

    Between the club’s flicker and a half-faded dream.

  • Pink Siifu

    Music

    Ruptured Southern heat.

     

  • Miss Tacacá

    Music

    Pushing Northern Brazilian music into new global circuits.

  • Kat Válastur & Aho Ssan

    Performance

    Fragments of the archaic world clash and entwine with the present’s pulse.

  • Fragmentin

    Exhibition

    Materialising hidden systems through embodied interaction.

  • Fragmentin

    Exhibition

    Materialising hidden systems through embodied interaction.

  • Aunty Rayzor

    Music / Workshop

    Sharp-edged bars slice through the dancefloor.

    • A night of rupture and release turns the Berghain floor into a furnace of hardcore pressure and and techno propulsion.

    Photo: Courtesy of the artist.

    SOLD OUT - door sales after midnight subject to capacity. You can also enter a list on the Resident Advisor event page to receive a notification when a ticket becomes available.

    ABOPF opens the main Berghain floor with shifting worlds of bass pressure, drifting ambience and splintered IDM. Her tracks move like lucid quests where texture melts into rhythm, forming a gluey groove that slips easily between gallery, club and studio. Pain Magazine, forged from Birds in Row with Maelstrom and Louisahhh, tear post-hardcore into jagged reflections on inner conflict and social rot. Guitars scorch, machines spit, and vocals punch through a cold electronic shell, landing as a focused blast against inertia.

    Youth Code drive EBM through a brutal collision of hardcore and metal. Their new EP sharpens everything: harsher synth glare, drum hits that feel like a headfirst collision, shadows stretched to impossible height. King Yosef channels a dense internal pressure that eventually ruptures, metal edges rubbing against bruised electronics as beats stomp and brief ambient shivers seep in. White Prata pivots between hardcore, gabber, and sudden ambient dips, charting a tension between control and release. Acid-scorched dub and Hard Baile fold into their palette, tracing an inward topography where emptiness carries its own impact.

    Marylou approaches DJing with an artist’s eye, folding traditional music, improvised jazz, noise, dub, footwork, jungle, and breakcore into dreamlit sequences. Fukinsei sculpts sets from footwork, jungle, hardcore, rave, and dub, weaving rough, shadowed routes through sound systems coated in grit. They'll end the night together with a crackling b2b.

    • Yours, With Malice, by Youth Code

    • Yours, With Malice, by Youth Code

    • Violent God, by Pain Magazine

    • Violent God, by Pain Magazine

    Event Access

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    ABOPF's performance is part of WeSA x CTM, supported by the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, and KOFICE as part of Kore·A·Round Culture 2025.