Telega Recordings w/ Firesc, Fein, Pitchu, New Disorder 18+

On August 7, Telega Recordings breathes minimal and techno into the Berlin Room, all stripped, functional, and built for speakers that can carry weight. In the Front Room, New Disorder pull from the shadows, dressing it in post-punk beats and EBM. Let’s roll.

BERLIN ROOM

Telega Recordings is a collective shaped by more than a decade inside the Romanian underground, moving with intent rather than following the trend. Rooted in minimal and techno, their sound has travelled from local ground to a wider circuit: their own festival, clubs across Bucharest, Brussels, Varna, Sofia, Budapest and Chișinău and releases landing on Taru, FixedComposite, Utro, Implimind and their own platform.

FIRESC

Among Telega's most relentless voices, Firesc has spent years shaping the label's catalogue while running his own imprint, Simplit Frequencies. His sets move through hypnotic loops and sharply chosen selections, favouring groove, looseness, and the kind of sets that reward close listening.

FEIN

A founding presence within Telega Recordings, Fein carries a deep, unhurried understanding of minimal music. His performances unfold patiently, groove by groove, while his productions keep maturing with quiet confidence. Minimal has always been more about craft, not formula. Dancers know it pays off to stay the distance.

PITCHU

One of the architects behind Telega Recordings, Pitchu has spent years refining a voice shaped through collective work. His sets fold dark, elegant and psychedelic textures into long, immersive arcs, equal parts introspective and physical and unfold like a story.

FRONT ROOM

NEW DISORDER

Brewed inside Cluj-Napoca's underground and holding it up for fifteen years and running, Raul Tomi Rus and Iarina Șleam return as New Disorder with a sound built for dim lights and dressed-up shadows. Post-punk, new wave, darkwave, synthpop and EBM collide into something groovy yet unmistakably theirs: romantic at the roots, restless in their rhythm.