Berlin Atonal is happy to release the first contingent of projects participating in this year’s festival at the end of August. These are the first twenty of over a hundred artists that will present works over the course of the five-day festival at Kraftwerk Berlin. Among the highlights are the world premiere of Lucrecia Dalt’s Synclines - a site-specific live work based on her recent Anticlines release; the first full live adaptation of Gábor Lázár’s hyper-focused and idiosyncratic Unfold project; the debut live outing of Kolorit - the new collaboration between Kassem Mosse and Lowtec - Workshop Records existing somewhere at the frayed edges of techno; the world premiere of the next stage of the legendary American outfit Outer Space’s mythical musical journey entitled Organic Dial; and the debut presentation of Hiro Kone’s Pure Expenditure work. The powerplant will additionally play host to live audio-visual performances from enigmatic British producer Darren Cunningham aka Actress and Scottish prodigy Lanark Artefax, as well as providing the setting for the German premiere of group A’s new A/V show with Dead Slow Ahead and the first British Murder Boys (the infamous collaboration of UK techno figureheads Surgeon and Regis) show in Germany for over 10 years.

Actress, Live A/V
Astrid Sonne presents Ephemeral, Live A/V, WP
Beatrice Dillon, Live
British Murder Boys, Live
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Gábor Lázár presents Unfold, Live A/V, WP
Giant Swan, Live
group A with Dead Slow Ahead, Live A/V, GP
Helena Hauff
Hiro Kone presents Pure Expenditure, Live, WP
Iona Fortune presents Chaotic Profusion, Live A/V, WP
Kolorit (Lowtec - Workshop Records & Kassem Mosse), Live A/V, WP
LABOUR presents next time, die consciously (بیگانگی), Live A/V, WP
Lanark Artefax, Live A/V
Lucrecia Dalt presents Synclines, Live, WP
Ora Iso, Live
Outer Space presents Organic Dial, Live A/V, WP
Samuel Kerridge
Skee Mask
Veronica Vasicka

+ many more to be announced

More detailed information about the specific announced projects, as well as ticket and venue information, can be found at www.berlin-atonal.com. Festival passports are available until sold out for €140 - allowing access to the entire festival complex for the duration of the festival.

A further batch of projects releases at the end of June, when individual day-tickets will also go on sale. The full schedule and artist list will be revealed at the end of July.