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Where festival energy goes: light, sound and carbon at PallasAt Berlin’s historic E-Werk, electronic music is experienced as a total environment. The former power station’s steel, brickwork and industrial scale give…
Where coal once fell: the E-Werk chute that now carries soundHidden inside the brick walls of Berlin's E-Werk is a vertical shaft that once delivered tonnes of coal to the furnaces below. Today, that same shaft carries…
Pallas Counts Crowds With Infrared Sensors Instead of CamerasPallas turns Berlin's E-Werk into a multi-stage electronic music playground where concerts, raves, and club nights overlap across one of the city's most…
Tactile pathways and the quiet architecture of inclusion at PallasPallas unfolds inside the cavernous brick shell of Berlin's E-Werk, where the hum of a former power station now carries basslines from multiple stages. Between…
How Pallas Connects Festival Nights With Berlin’s Transit NetworkAt Pallas, the journey between a live set, a late-night rave and an after-party is part of the event’s wider rhythm. Held inside Berlin’s historic E-Werk, the…
What Pallas’s Lost Property Records Reveal About Festival HabitsAt a temporary electronic music festival, lost property becomes an unexpected record of how people move through a night. Pallas’s combination of concerts,…
Rigging Sound In A Historic Space Built For Anything But ItA historic industrial venue can make electronic music feel physically larger than life. Steel, masonry, generous voids and hard reflective surfaces give a room…
How Pallas turns festival stage sets into Berlin club furnitureWhen the final lasers switch off at Berlin's E-Werk and the crowds file out of Pallas, what remains behind the barricades is usually a logistical headache.…
Why Pallas Keeps a Sunrise Set on the Terrace StageE-Werk sits wedged into Berlin's Mitte district, a former coal-fired power station whose brick shell has been hollowed out and rewired for sound. When Pallas…
Reading the bathroom curve during a Pallas nightBerlin's E-Werk is a cathedral of switchgear and switchboards, and on a Pallas weekend its brick tunnels thrum with techno while LED arrays wash the turbine…