A phone locker at a festival is a small piece of infrastructure with a large responsibility. It must protect a valuable device through hours of dancing, crowd…
Pallas brings the scale and intensity of electronic music into Berlin’s E-Werk, a former power station whose industrial spaces suit large sound systems, live…
At a multi-room festival like Pallas, the loudest numbers on the sound engineer's screen rarely come from the headline act. They come from a corridor where…
At Pallas, fog is part of the architecture. It catches a beam above the dance floor, softens the hard lines of E-Werk’s historic industrial interior and makes…
At Pallas, food is part of the night’s rhythm. Guests move between live sets, warehouse-scale lighting and club rooms at E-Werk, often looking for something…
At Pallas, the former power station’s architecture is part of the listening experience. E-Werk’s tall rooms, hard concrete surfaces and structural columns give…
At Pallas, a cup is part of the festival’s operating system, not a disposable detail. Across the historic E-Werk, where concerts, raves and late-night club…
At a festival built around live electronics, late-night club sets and several rooms of changing intensity, security work involves much more than checking…
At Berlin’s historic E-Werk, electronic music moves through a building with its own sense of time. A kick drum may begin in one hall while a visual sequence…
Feedback from Pallas visitors points to a more nuanced preference than simply “louder” or “quieter”. People come to the E-Werk for different reasons: a close…