(English below)
Das Ende der Open Air Saison ist mit dem Herbst eingetroffen. Somit verfallen viele von den Flächen, die im Sommer bespielt wurden. Einige Flächen, die von Kollektiven betrieben wurden, passen sich an, um während des Winters weiterhin die Clubkultur am Leben zu erhalten. In dieser Saison gab es viele Synergien und es sind sogar neue Kollektive entstanden. Nun stehen viele vor der Frage, was sie während des Winters machen sollen. Nicht wenige möchten ihren eigenen Club gründen.
Gehörst du zu den Kollektiven, die einen Weg suchen um einen Club zu gründen? Sucht ihr nach eine Fläche? Ihr habt schon eine Fläche in Aussicht, jedoch wisst ihr nicht, ob die Nutzung als Club möglich ist? Ihr seid euch unsicher über die richtige Rechtsform? All diese Fragen möchten wir in diesem letzten Free Open Air Round Table von 2021 mit unseren Speaker:innen beantworten und gleichzeitig uns Feedback von euch für die Weiterentwicklung der Free Open Air Initiative in 2022 einholen.
Der ehemalige Clubbesitzer des Stattbads (Daniel Platsch), die Besitzerin der Panke (Erika Siekstelyte) und der Besitzer des Klunkenkranichs (Robin Schellenberg) erzählen von ihren Erfahrungen bei der Clubgründung und was man machen, woran man denken und was man grundsätzlich vermeiden sollte.
Registriere dich bitte hier, um deine Teilnahme an dem Round Table zu bestätigen https://forms.gle/LykhcAqioWdT9JNo6
Die Free Open Air Initiative ist von Musicboard Berlin finanziert.
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The end of the open air season has arrived with the fall, thus many of the spaces that were played in the summer fall into disrepair. Some spaces that were operated by collectives are adapting in order to keep the club culture alive during the winter. This season there has been a lot of synergy between collectives, even creating new collectives in the process, and now many of those collectives are faced with the open question of what to do to continue during the winter. Starting a club is the ultimate goal for many.
Are you one of the collectives that are in the process of finding a way to start a club? Are you looking for a space? You already have a site in mind, but you don’t know if you can build a club there or if you can use the building for cultural purposes? Which legal form should you use for the operation of a club? We would like to answer all these questions in this last Free Open Air Round Table of 2021 with our speaker and at the same time get feedback from you for the further development of the Free Open AIr initiative in 2022.
We invited the former club owner of Stattbad (Daniel Platsch), the owner of Panke (Erika Siekstelyte) and the owner of Klunkenkranich (Robin Schellenberg) to this event to tell us about their experiences in starting a club: what should you do, what should you think about in the process and what should you basically avoid in the process.
Please register here to confirm your participation in the Round Table https://forms.gle/LykhcAqioWdT9JNo6
The Free Open Air Initiative is funded by Musicboard Berlin.
Aufewigwinter Nacht Vol.1
The small Berlin based diy label aufewigwinter is throwing a party for KORA WINTER’s long awaited second album release (exact date tba) and did put together a line up as unconventional and authentic as it gets. This night will be a night you won’t forget so easily, a...
The event takes place on the 1st of December starting at 19:30:00.
The small Berlin based diy label aufewigwinter is throwing a party for KORA WINTER’s long awaited second album release (exact date tba) and did put together a line up as unconventional and authentic as it gets. This night will be a night you won’t forget so easily, a true genre-bender, a journey through different iterations of dark and heavy grooves. Hardcore/Metal Bands and DJs, distorted guitars and amen breaks, moshpits and booty shaking all night long. So put on your favorite band shirt and or harness and be part of this unique music experience. The event is queer-friendly and inclusive, everybody is welcome and there will be an awareness team for your well-being and safety.
LINE UP:
KORA WINTER (Post-Hardcore/Metal)
After their widely acclaimed debut ‘BITTER,’ praised by critics and fans alike, KORA WINTER is back on stage in 2023 with new music. Hungrier, angrier, and more incisive than ever before, the Berlin-based band is ready this year to confront the German hardcore and metal scene with taboo topics such as identity, representation, and trauma. The five-member band, fronted by vocalist Hakan Halaç (also known for his solo project HAXAN), has already proven their live prowess with support shows for bands like The Hirsch Effekt, Rolo Tomassi, Evergreen Terrace, and Jinjer.
https://aufewigwinter.bandcamp.com/album/bitter-album
NESSEL (Shoegaze/Black Metal)
NESSEL is a five-piece from Stuttgart, Germany. Combining elements of black metal, shoegaze and screamo culminating in an eclectic outburst of post-gaze-everything. Their debut LP »Gestalt« was released in summer 2022 by I.Corrupt.Records (DE), Through Love Records (DE), Fireflies Fall (FR) and Clever Eagle Records (US).
https://nessel.bandcamp.com/album/gestalt
RIOT SPEARS (Grunge/Angry Pop)
The angry pop/grunge trio Riot Spears formed in early 2019 and has so far released the formidable mini EP “I am not an object, not yet a person” and in 2021 their first album BAD, which was very well received by the local music critics guild. Riot Spears have shared the stages of the world with Skating Polly and Akne Kid Joe, but they also like to play for a box of chocolates at your grandma’s birthday party. In their songs you can hear the raw and energetic sounds of the 90’s Seattle and Riot Grrrl scene as well as the vulnerable and dreamy side of melodic pop music. Mix the sound of teasing irony and plenty of angst and anger, plus freshly baked self-doubt and a pinch of pessimism and you’ll be standing in the mosh pit in front of the stage screaming your head off.
https://riotspears.bandcamp.com/album/bad
DEBMASTER (Electronica/Glitch/Bass-Break)
French, yet a “Berliner” for the past 12 years, Julien Deblois aka Debmaster, is the eclectic producer behind many of the exciting releases on Hakuna Kulala. While Debmaster had a lot of fun playing live with his noisy friends in Berlin (Jason Forrest, Patric Catani, Chris Imler & others “crazy people”). His 2015 encounter with the overactive Nyege Nyege scene was the perfect outlet when they invited him to send “some beats” for artists who were recording weekly in a DIY recording studio in Kampala. Mc Yallah and him started to work together around 2018 for the first EP Ndi Mukazi, quickly followed by Kubali. He now produces music every day, mainly for Hakuna Kulala and Mc Yallah. He is also behind releases of Ecko Bazz (Mmaso), Biga yut (Walah), Will’stone (Mbv5) and more to come…
https://soundcloud.com/debmaster
PONYO b2b Whattis (gabber/cyberotic-trance/post-internet-xyz-core, Turkey/Berlin)
The liaison of Berlin DJs PONYO and Whattis entangles you in an abundance of intense gabber romance, cyberotic trance, post-internet xyz-core and hard (heart)breaks. They leave no feelings unfelt, no sounds unheard — abandon reason and devote yourself to excessive dance.
https://on.soundcloud.com/cTTNE
R.S.S (dnb/Crossbreed/Hardcore/Breakcore)
Fast and heavy, R.S.S’s comfort zone is above 175 bpm. She is a DJ with no remorse, that will shake your bones with a relentless mix of glitchy, hard, dark beats and breaks. Originally from France but always on the run between Berlin, Amsterdam, Montreal and Bristol, no stage is safe.
https://soundcloud.com/rss_dnb
ZIVA (techno/dnb/afrobeat, Berlin)
ZIVA is pure energy, playing vibrating sets for many years in the Berlin underground techno scene. For this night they will dive more into a mix of drum and bass and afrobeat. No matter which genre ZIVA touches, it will be a wild ride for sure!
https://soundcloud.com/matrika-tec
UNSOUND :::THE SHAPE OF SOUND:::
Exhibition with Gil Kuno and panke.gallery sound night with Wiggle The work of Gil Kuno is an intricate tapestry of sound art, installations, and video art. For this solo exhibition at panke.gallery, we aim to exhibit his earliest art creations – those created on the...
The event takes place on the 2nd of December starting at 19:00:00.
Exhibition with Gil Kuno and panke.gallery sound night with Wiggle
The work of Gil Kuno is an intricate tapestry of sound art, installations, and video art. For this solo exhibition at panke.gallery, we aim to exhibit his earliest art creations – those created on the Internet in the 90s. 2024 marks the 30th anniversary of the first of these creations, Unsound.
“Unsound.com” (1994) was a pioneering media experiment that fused sight and sound, allowing users to interactively engage with artists’ works in both visual and audio formats. Through crowd-sourcing, it facilitated artistic curation by audience votes – an innovation that even captured the admiration of Timothy Leary, who subsequently endorsed the site.
In 1996, Gil Kuno introduced Wiggle, the world’s first Internet band. This groundbreaking endeavour leveraged the Internet’s connectivity to forge musical collaborations across geographical boundaries, culminating in a band composed of members from Japan, Australia, and the United States. They achieved a major label deal and released multiple albums, all while some band members remained faceless due to the geographically dispersed nature.
EMOTIONAL WAVES (SHOWCASE)
panke.gallery SoundNight is very proud to present emotional_waves showcase Emotional Waves is a netlabel that focuses on sounds emanating from the depths of one’s heart, mind and soul, travelling with the speed of light and affecting every aspect of these dimensions....
The event takes place on the 2nd of December starting at 22:00:00.
panke.gallery SoundNight is very proud to present emotional_waves showcase
Emotional Waves is a netlabel that focuses on sounds emanating from the depths of one’s heart, mind and soul, travelling with the speed of light and affecting every aspect of these dimensions. Its debut showcase at panke.gallery will feature a live performance by the multiformat duo GOD69, as well as resident DJ sets by Aeriform, Xenia Reaper, and the label head Cybermission.