Stereoleft invites to its first event in a temporary industrial space in Kreuzberg.
A setting outside conventional club logic.
A controlled environment for sound, space, and perception.

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The carefully curated lineup moves within the spectrum of deep techno, ambient, and avant-garde performance. A classic techno headliner opens the night with a rare ambient set, followed by artists presenting live performances rooted in technoid structures while operating in a more experimental, open sonic field. A hybrid live performance featuring violin introduces an organic counterpoint to electronic machinery.

Rather than abrupt transitions, the night unfolds through gradual shifts — from repetitive, mechanical textures toward instrumental and atmospheric states, and back again. Club aesthetics are not abandoned, but slowed down, stretched, and recontextualized.

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An audiovisual installation by a Japanese artist accompanies the entire event. Abstract, minimal black-and-white visuals respond in real time to sound, forming an immersive interplay of light, noise, and space. The installation functions not as decoration, but as an integral perceptual layer.

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In collaboration with Addit Audio, a newly developed PA system will be presented on site. Its system architecture follows a non-traditional approach to sound reinforcement, treating audio as a spatial structure rather than simple reproduction. The setup acts as both playback system and experimental instrument — shaping how frequencies inhabit the room.

Capacity is limited.