SYNTHESIS @ Suicide Club

Funk D’Void
Johannes Volk
Sarkha
BB Deng
Mechanic Slave
of the KØCH
Dancing Ghosts
Millhouse
Professor Dictabeat
Thian

__// SYNTHESIS With this carefully curated line up, Synthesis arrives at Suicide Club with two leading artists on the global electronic music scene. We are delighted to have on board for this unforgeable night underground house and techno legend, Lars Sandberg (aka Funk D’Void), a true pioneer with a discography spanning over twenty years, appearing on a diverse range of highly regarded labels from Cocoon to Bedrock and remixes for everyone from New Order to Laurent Garnier, revered producer Lars Sandberg has stamped his mark on the electronic music scene, he continues to release timeless tracks on Soma records and on his own imprint, Outpost Recordings. His selection skills have earned him a reputation as a true DJs DJ and his musical career has taken him all over the world and to be a resident of the most renowned clubs on the globe. Johannes Volk is known for his releases on Axis, Token, Cocoon or his own label Exploration, dedicated to conceptual Techno. His first record was releases on Jeff Mills’s Axis Records in 2006, followed by a series of vinyl releases on other labels including Patrice Scott’s Sistrum and Steffi’s Dolly imprint. His skills as a DJ have seen him play alongside many of the greats at Berghain, Corsica Studios, Panorama Bar, Golden Pudel, Tresor, Batofar and many more. On the club night, the well-known and emerging DJs from the Berlin scene, BB Beng, Dancing Ghosts, Der Køch, Dj Thian, Mechanical Slave, Millhouse, Sarkha and Professor Dictbeat also want to perform. Party will be organized in two dance floors, with a special Red Room proposal. Discounted tickets are available now for a limited time. Please contact us if you have any questions about this. We do not tolerate any kind of sexism, homophobia, transphobia, discrimination or disrespect of any kind. We will have a visible awareness team in the party. No photo or video inside the club. Stickers will be put on cameras.