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28.08.2025
20:00 Uhr
OHM
28.08.2025
20:00 Uhr
Berlin Atonal: Night II
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19:25 Limbus by Bill Kouligas& Niklas Bildstein Zaar
20:00 DjRUM(improvised live)
MAIN STAGE
21:00 Malibu
22:00 Ziúr & Sandi present Home
23:00 Carrier presents Rhythm Immortal with Riyo Nemeth
00:00 emptyset present Dissever
3RD SURFACE
01:00 Moin
02:10 Mohammad Adam presents It’s a beautiful night
OHM
20:00 Brian Foote
22:00 TNTC
00:00 Lil Mofo
02:00 STILL
04:00 livwutang
Berlin Atonal 2025 - Night II
28 August, Kraftwerk Berlin + OHM
Carrier presents Rhythm Immortal
World Premiere
Carrier’s new live performance promises a masterclass in tension, spatial nuance, and stripped-back rhythmic precision: skeletal drums, reticulated bass, vaporous pads and restless percussive contrails unfold in ever-shifting, minimalist architectures. This is not imitation but a fully embodied personal physics. For a premiere at Berlin Atonal 2025, Carrier offers the sound of an artist not just referencing foundational forms but reanimating them into something vital, deadly, and utterly of the present.
emptyset presents dissever
World Premiere
emptyset is a multidisciplinary production project developed by James Ginzburg and Paul Purgas exploring the sonic possibilities of electroacoustic and computer music, materiality and performance. Their output is informed by the evolution of electronic and improvised music, full-frequency production and detailed sound design, reflecting upon the history of experimental media and global sound practices. Their new live show is a total bodily experience aided by room and light design from Atonal’s own Marcel Weber (MFO).
Mohammad Adam
It’s a beautiful night
World Premiere
Rising from a dark cloud of smoky glooming dank from the Morrisons car park in Leicester, Mohammad Adam presents the world premiere of It’s a beautiful night at Berlin Atonal 2025. His surreal productions are an essential take on that soaked and doleful UK continuum: sub-heavy ambient blending the sampling sensibilities of grime and garage with traditional South Asian music.
Djrum (live improvisation)
Djrum is the moniker of Felix Manuel, a producer and musician whose work moves fluidly across jazz, ambient, techno, and modern classical territories. Formally trained in the jazz tradition, he draws on influences ranging from Keith Jarrett to Alice Coltrane, developing a practice defined by emotional candour and sonic complexity. For Berlin Atonal 2025, Djrum presents a sculptural, improvised performance built around custom-made machines and instruments. Moving away from his earlier, sample-driven and dance floor-oriented material, this new work unfolds as an ambient, beatless exploration of sound and space.
Malibu
Malibu is a French electronic musician crafting weightless, fourth-world ambient works shaped by soft-focus vocals, shimmering synthetic strings, and luminous melodic progressions. Her sound feels suspended between dream-state pop and submerged club memories, evoking slow-motion worlds of fragility and beauty.
Moin
Moin is a band composed of Tom Halstead and Joe Andrews (of Raime) alongside visionary percussionist Valentina Magaletti. Reimagining the traditional band dynamic, Moin draws on grunge, shoegaze, and post-rock, reframing them through unconventional production techniques and a sensibility that hovers between the familiar and the unsettling. For Berlin Atonal 2025, Moin present a live performance that fuses raw, guitar-driven immediacy with bassy electronic undercurrents – an alchemy of sound that explores what a “band”-based live show can be: purposeful, direct, and alive with inquiry.
Ziúr & Sandi present Home
with Martina Bertoni and Sara Persico
World Premiere
Longtime collaborators Ziúr and Sandi unveil a new audio-visual work at Berlin Atonal 2025, presented as an immersive audiovisual live show accompanying Ziúr’s forthcoming album Home, set for release on Kuboraum Editions in September 2025. On her fifth album, Ziúr turns inward, reflecting not only on what “home” means from her own perspective but also on the resonance the concept holds for her diverse community – drawing on the stories, relationships, and histories that have shaped her over the years. This one-off live performance, curated with Kuboraum, also features Martina Bertoni and Sara Persico.
And DJ sets from: Lil Mofo, livwutang, STILL and TNTC
Individual night tickets are available here until sold out. Schedule information and final artist information will follow on 23 July.
19:25 Limbus by Bill Kouligas& Niklas Bildstein Zaar
20:00 DjRUM(improvised live)
MAIN STAGE
21:00 Malibu
22:00 Ziúr & Sandi present Home
23:00 Carrier presents Rhythm Immortal with Riyo Nemeth
00:00 emptyset present Dissever
3RD SURFACE
01:00 Moin
02:10 Mohammad Adam presents It’s a beautiful night
OHM
20:00 Brian Foote
22:00 TNTC
00:00 Lil Mofo
02:00 STILL
04:00 livwutang
Berlin Atonal 2025 - Night II
28 August, Kraftwerk Berlin + OHM
Carrier presents Rhythm Immortal
World Premiere
Carrier’s new live performance promises a masterclass in tension, spatial nuance, and stripped-back rhythmic precision: skeletal drums, reticulated bass, vaporous pads and restless percussive contrails unfold in ever-shifting, minimalist architectures. This is not imitation but a fully embodied personal physics. For a premiere at Berlin Atonal 2025, Carrier offers the sound of an artist not just referencing foundational forms but reanimating them into something vital, deadly, and utterly of the present.
emptyset presents dissever
World Premiere
emptyset is a multidisciplinary production project developed by James Ginzburg and Paul Purgas exploring the sonic possibilities of electroacoustic and computer music, materiality and performance. Their output is informed by the evolution of electronic and improvised music, full-frequency production and detailed sound design, reflecting upon the history of experimental media and global sound practices. Their new live show is a total bodily experience aided by room and light design from Atonal’s own Marcel Weber (MFO).
Mohammad Adam
It’s a beautiful night
World Premiere
Rising from a dark cloud of smoky glooming dank from the Morrisons car park in Leicester, Mohammad Adam presents the world premiere of It’s a beautiful night at Berlin Atonal 2025. His surreal productions are an essential take on that soaked and doleful UK continuum: sub-heavy ambient blending the sampling sensibilities of grime and garage with traditional South Asian music.
Djrum (live improvisation)
Djrum is the moniker of Felix Manuel, a producer and musician whose work moves fluidly across jazz, ambient, techno, and modern classical territories. Formally trained in the jazz tradition, he draws on influences ranging from Keith Jarrett to Alice Coltrane, developing a practice defined by emotional candour and sonic complexity. For Berlin Atonal 2025, Djrum presents a sculptural, improvised performance built around custom-made machines and instruments. Moving away from his earlier, sample-driven and dance floor-oriented material, this new work unfolds as an ambient, beatless exploration of sound and space.
Malibu
Malibu is a French electronic musician crafting weightless, fourth-world ambient works shaped by soft-focus vocals, shimmering synthetic strings, and luminous melodic progressions. Her sound feels suspended between dream-state pop and submerged club memories, evoking slow-motion worlds of fragility and beauty.
Moin
Moin is a band composed of Tom Halstead and Joe Andrews (of Raime) alongside visionary percussionist Valentina Magaletti. Reimagining the traditional band dynamic, Moin draws on grunge, shoegaze, and post-rock, reframing them through unconventional production techniques and a sensibility that hovers between the familiar and the unsettling. For Berlin Atonal 2025, Moin present a live performance that fuses raw, guitar-driven immediacy with bassy electronic undercurrents – an alchemy of sound that explores what a “band”-based live show can be: purposeful, direct, and alive with inquiry.
Ziúr & Sandi present Home
with Martina Bertoni and Sara Persico
World Premiere
Longtime collaborators Ziúr and Sandi unveil a new audio-visual work at Berlin Atonal 2025, presented as an immersive audiovisual live show accompanying Ziúr’s forthcoming album Home, set for release on Kuboraum Editions in September 2025. On her fifth album, Ziúr turns inward, reflecting not only on what “home” means from her own perspective but also on the resonance the concept holds for her diverse community – drawing on the stories, relationships, and histories that have shaped her over the years. This one-off live performance, curated with Kuboraum, also features Martina Bertoni and Sara Persico.
And DJ sets from: Lil Mofo, livwutang, STILL and TNTC
Individual night tickets are available here until sold out. Schedule information and final artist information will follow on 23 July.
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