At Pallas, a wristband is more than a ticket check. It is part of the way guests move through E-Werk, discover different rooms, return to the festival across…
At Berlin’s E-Werk, sound is shaped before it reaches the loudspeakers. The former power station’s brick arches, hard masonry, steelwork and changing room…
Pallas turns Berlin’s historic E-Werk into a temporary electronic music world where live shows, club sets and late-night raves operate across several rooms.…
Before the first bassline reaches the main room, the person resetting a Pallas stage has already crossed the E-Werk several times. They have checked cable…
On the terrace of Berlin’s historic E-Werk, a moss wall can look like a quiet counterpoint to the energy of a temporary electronic music festival. Inside, live…
A boutique electronic festival is built from hundreds of practical decisions that audiences rarely see: stagehands moving cases through narrow corridors,…
At Berlin’s E-Werk, light is part of the architecture. The former power station’s steel structure, high ceilings and hard industrial surfaces give every beam,…
At Pallas, the most memorable place to hear a set may not be directly in front of a speaker. It might be halfway up a staircase at Berlin’s E-Werk, where a…
At Pallas, the visible spectacle begins long before the first bassline reaches the E-Werk floor. While artists, lighting designers and production teams shape…
Berlin techno has never stood still, even when its most recognisable sounds appear almost motionless. The city’s minimal strain was built from restraint: short…