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New short documentary covers its past, present and future Berlin's Tresor is one of the oldest and most popular techno institutions that celebrates its 32nd birthday in 2023.  On the occasion of the birthday, Resident Advisor prepared a new short documentary film "Tresor: A Story of Survival".  The documentary explores the club's influence on Berlin's cultural landscape, and the founder of Tresor, Dimitri Hegemann, reveals more about it.    Tresor 2013. Photograph: Camille Blake  Through about 15 minutes of documentary film, Resident Advisor touches on the big problem of Berlin, increasing gentrification, rising real estate prices and insecure rental contracts.  Given that Berlin's real estate market continues to boom, the current circumstances prompted Dimitri Hegemann to found the Tresor Foundation with the goal of protecting cultural and creative spaces in the city center.  "Tresor: A Story of Survival" was directed by Josiah McGarvie and produc

 Around 200,000 people hit the streets of Berlin on Saturday, July 9th, for Rave The Planet, the first event of its kind in the city in more than 15 years. Photo: Gm Hammond This was a very free parade , which featured over 100 DJs and a variety of floats from d ifferent crews and collectives.  Dr. Motte, the man responsible for Berlin’s first acid house parties in the late-1980s, and the Love Parade , co-founded Rave The Planet in 2020 to bring the massive street party back to Berlin for the first time since 2010.  "What a day. Unbelievable. We brought the spirit of the Love Parade back to Berlin. We did it, and with the best intentions. We, as the non-profit Rave the Planet organisation, worked long and hard on it. We all felt the rhythm and the bass in the streets of Berlin and the music brought us together." - said Motte to DJMAG. The last official L ove Parade in Berlin was in 2006. The events stopped worldwide several years later, after 21 people died in a crush

 The last Love Parade in Berlin was held in 2006 with 1.2 million visitors , and the last Love Parade in general was held in 2010 in Duisburg with tragic consequences. Love Parade was a big, colorful celebration of electronic music and techno culture . Millions of people from all over the world gathered to dance on the streets of Berlin. Get involved and help with a donation to hold the Rave The Planet Parade on July 9, 2022. What remains, what will change? What remains the same is that the organizers are calling for demonstrations. Demonstrations are for the same values that brought the participants of the Love Parade to the streets: love, peace, friendship, solidarity, diversity, respect and of course music, music, music. There will be a parade through Berlin that presents a diverse variety of electronic music. What is changing is, for example, the name. The new parade is called "Rave The Planet Parade" . This takes over the original vision of the Love Parade, that one da

 A new book 'Coming To Berlin' that explores various elements of the Berlin nightlife scene should be published in May 2022.  ‘Coming To Berlin: Global Journeys Into An Electronic Music And Club Culture’ told through Paul Hanford’s novelistic narrative mixes imagination and interview, psychogeography and narrative, humor and horror. Each chapter follows encounters with the people who made the city their own. Due for May, the new book explores the German capital over the decades following “intimate encounters with migrants, settlers and newcomers who have made the city their own." Coming to Berlin also aims to step away from the boilerplate of Berlin as a “techno city”, and hopes to shed light on more intimate club culture through interviews, stories, and encounters with musicians. Among those interviewed are Mark Reeder, Monica Kruse and Love Parade founder Danelle DePicciotto, who talk about how their lives were connected by urban punk and 1980s art movement Genialle D

It's two years of the pandemic co19 and it's time for clubbers to get back on the dancefloor!! Are you ready?! :)  The Berlin Senate has announced the return of Berlin’s nightclubs which are now able to open at full swing with ease on most restrictions from March 4. Clubs will now be able to open on Friday, March 4, where masks will no longer be mandatory, no social distancing measures will be in place, and dancing will now be allowed. Club-goers must follow the ‘2G Plus’ rule and show proof of vaccination or recovery, and everyone will be asked to show proof of a negative test whether vaccinated or not. The Berlin Clubcommission's Lutz Leichsenring tells Mixmag :  "The Berlin Senate f ollowed our suggestion for no further mandatory hygiene measures inside of the clubs. We would like to thank all night owls for their understanding of this temporary protective measure. With the small detour to the test site, you are making a major contribution to the safe reopening o

Whether it’s collaborating with Rødhåd, regularly performing live with Surgeon, releasing on Len Faki’s Figure and Lucy’s Stroboscopic Artefacts, or putting on parties with Lady Gaga, New York based Lady Starlight is an artist in every sense of the word and with no limits to her creativity.  Lady Starlight appears here on the first part of a remix release series for the BPitch label boss and Berlin icon Ellen Allien that follows her AurAA album from August 2020. Also included in the prodigious package are a variety of reworks by Hadone, Keith Carnal and Matrixxman. deathtechno.com · DT:Premiere | Ellen Allien - Hello Planet Earth (Lady Starlight Remix) [BPitch] Staying active and positive through the difficulties of the past year, Ellen has maintained a constant presence, sharing live DJ sets from her balcony, or astonishing settings around Berlin, and a continuous flow of new music, supporting artists through her labels and keeping the spirit of our culture alive. [