Local Suicide [DE], Borusiade, Jijian, Adolpho & Franky [CH] & Călin 18+

On Saturday, June 6, we’re drifting between shadow play and emotional tension. In the Berlin Room, cold wave romance, industrial grit and machine funk stretch into the darker corners of the dancefloor. In the Front Room we’re keeping things loose and hypnotic, guided by groove and unexpected left turns. A night for heads, dancers and those still searching for the perfect transition at 5AM.

BERLIN ROOM

LOCAL SUICIDE [DE]

Local Suicide have spent more than a decade building their own strange and seductive universe between Berlin basements and international festivals. The Greek-German duo moves effortlessly through dark disco, EBM, post-punk and psychedelic techno, balancing sharpness with a genuine sense of fun. 

With releases on labels like Bordello A Parigi, Ombra INTL, Eskimo and their own Iptamenos Discos, plus collaborations with artists like Curses and Lena Platonos, they’ve become key figures in the darker shades of contemporary club culture. Their live project Dina Summer pushed that vision even further into synth-pop and goth terrain.

BORUSIADE

Born out of Bucharest’s early alternative scene and shaped further in Berlin, Borusiade crafts music with the emotional pull of cinema and the tension of raw electronics. Her productions carry a distinct signature: melancholic, skeletal, melodic and deeply physical. 

Releases on Cómeme, Correspondant, Cititrax, Unterton, Pinkman and Dark Entries map out a trajectory that slips between industrial body music, mutant pop and dream-state techno. Few artists manage to sound this severe and vulnerable at the same time.

JIJIAN

For over two decades, Jijian has quietly shaped Romania’s electronic underground through deeply immersive sets rooted in atmosphere and emotional pacing. His sound leans into elongated synth lines, ambient textures and hypnotic rhythm structures that feel both nostalgic and futuristic. 

A longtime presence in clubs like Studio Martin and Control, Jijian belongs to a generation that treated techno less as a trend and more as a transport mechanism.

FRONT ROOM

ADOLPHO & FRANKY [CH]

Adolpho & Franky approach the dancefloor with rock’n’roll flair: free, unpredictable and exquisitely diverse. Emerging from Lausanne through La Ruche, Folklor and their label Folklor Nation, the duo blend minimal, house, dance and well-timed experimental detours. 

Between vintage hip-hop influences and obsessive digging habits, the two cultivate interdisciplinarity and a certain taste for mixing cultures. They share a vision of the party as an art in its own right, and agree that atmosphere, audience interventions and other night contingencies are all part of their show.

CĂLIN

A familiar presence within Bucharest’s community-driven circuit, Călin is a restless traveller of hertzian waves, applied electronics and pumped-up kicks. His selections are varied but always carry a punk spirit alongside a certain warmth, locking the floor in with ease. A master of understanding room dynamics, he knows exactly how to keep the atmosphere steadily on the up and up.