Umspannwerk Reinickendorf – Breitenbachstraße 32, 13509 Berlin

09.Mai – Line-up

10.Mai – Line-up

Danse: Ichi Go https://ichi-go.mystrikingly.com/

Live-Animation: Yukihiro Ikutani https://www.sankomedicalart.de/

Sound engineer: Satoshi Okamoto https://sub-tle.com/

Production manager: Karim Karel

The project is funded by Dezentrale Kulturarbeit Reinickendorf.

Artists

Tetsuya Hori & 1605munro

Voltaic Landscape ZERO is a testament to Tetsuya Hori’s approach to composition and his open, liberating style, which allows him to release music with fewer constraints than usual. He took this a step further by collaborating with 1605munro.

Voltaic Landscape ZERO reached the first round of voting in the ‘Best Instrumental Composition’ category at the 2025 Grammy Awards.

Andrés G. Jankowski (alias 1605munro) is a Buenos Aires-born, Berlin-based artist, sound designer and multimedia creator. In the 1980s, he co-founded the influential group Santos Luminosos with Hernán Nuñez, which released two seminal albums on Possible Records. In 1990, he launched his solo project, 1605munro, and collaborated with artists such as Nuñez, Alan Courtis and Guillermo Ueno. He later returned to Buenos Aires and became a core member of Bioma, a pioneering force in Argentina’s electronic music scene. He has been a member of the Polish Society for Electroacoustic Music since 2005 and joined the Berlin Laptop Orchestra in 2006.

Gałgał

Gałgał (Michał Krajczok) is a Berlin-based sound designer and musician. He has composed numerous film soundtracks, has made a name for himself in the animation scene in Germany and Poland, and has been working on his electronic/experimental music project Gałgał for several years. His music has been released on the Melbourne-based label ‘LAN’ and the Berlin labels ‘Abstand’ and ‘Ömschen Kerm’, both as solo works and in collaboration with other artists. Gałgał’s beat-driven, noisy tracks and improvisations can be described as “a micro-catastrophic jumble in a glass of water, a brain cracking inside a nutshell, pixelated radiation, a rollercoaster ride at breakneck speed under constant plunderphonics bombardment”. (Bad Alchemy) A futile search for a moment of tranquillity.

Cornelius Onitsch

Cornelius Onitsch is an Austrian director and artist. He is active in the music scene as a DJ (Hitlawine) and instrumentalist, and is a long-standing member of the No Age ensemble Kulku.

Midori Hirano

Midori Hirano is a musician, composer and producer from Kyoto, Japan, who lives in Berlin. Her productions are based on the use of acoustic instruments such as the piano and string instruments, yet are experimental and feature an eclectic blend of modern digital sounds, subtle electronic processing and field recordings. Her latest works have been released by labels such as Sonic Pieces, Dauw, Alien Transistor, Karlrecords and Erased Tapes. Her new collaborative album with the German brother duo Brueder Selke is due for release in January 2025 on Thrill Jockey, and another with CoH/Ivan Pavlov in April 2025 on the French label Ici, d’ailleurs.

Kazuhisa Uchihashi

©Kazuhisa Uchihashi, Takehito Koganezawa, Mar.2023 ,Kobe Re Public Art Project.

AXL OTL

©Jide Tom Akinleminu

AXL OTL (Cedric Douhaire) is a French musician who works across the genres of acoustic, electronic and electro music. As a regular composer for film and theatre, he studied classical violin and composition, was part of the Parisian gypsy jazz renaissance with the band Monsieur Jacquet, and played guitar in arguably the most powerful French hardcore band of all time: SNA-FU Grand Désordre Orchestre. Influenced by artists such as James Holden, Plaid and Siriusmo, and increasingly inspired by the limitless possibilities of electronic music, he left Paris in 2013 and moved to Berlin, where the wild things are!

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