JUN 19–21 2026 BLOCK C POWER STATION [REDACTED], BERLIN 56 HOURS · SOLD ON CASSETTE

Music that was never meant to be heard, played where the power went out.

Fifty-six continuous hours of noise, drone, power electronics and deconstructed sound inside a decommissioned turbine hall. No schedule. No headliners. Discomfort is not a side effect — it is the programme.

[ TURBINE HALL · BLOCK C · XEROX 600dpi ]
SIGNAL LOSS 00% drag me →

THE TERMS OF ENTRY

56 hours, no schedule

Sets are not announced and not posted. A timetable would imply you were meant to plan around something. You aren't. You arrive into a continuous wall of sound and find your own way through it.

ARRIVE WHENEVER

A dead power station

Block C hasn't generated electricity since 1991. The turbine hall is concrete, rust and a 9-second reverb tail. We didn't soundproof it. We weaponised it.

9-SEC REVERB

No headliners

The line-up is alphabetised by accident. Nobody closes, nobody opens, nobody is more important than the wall they're standing against. Forty-one acts, flat hierarchy, zero billing wars.

FLAT BILL

It will hurt a little

Peaks hit 110 dB. Earplugs are handed out at the door and they are not optional. This is the only comfort we offer, and we offer it because we want you back next year with your hearing intact.

110 dB · EARPLUGS IN

THE NOISE

41 confirmed · order is meaningless · names may distort on arrival

VAGUE.TERROR MELT UNIT Concrete Lung DRY HEAVE хЛАМ Ninety-Nine Cuts ASBESTOS CHOIR nullpointer Gristle Maria WET CEMENT FAULT TONE Soot & Bone PANIC ORGAN flatline.fm Mother Static DRAINAGE Tape Rot BLUNT FORCE LULLABY Hollow Mast SCRAPE Cold Inventory 404 CHOIR Dead Air Ensemble GREY MATTER PLANT + 17 unannounced & unannounceable

SAID ABOUT US

56
hours non-stop
110dB
measured peak
41
acts, no order
1991
last kilowatt
0
vip wristbands
★★☆☆☆
"It made my teeth itch and I have thought about nothing else for three weeks. Lower marks are higher praise here."
— GROUND LOOP (zine, issue 04)
ER:R0R
"There is no stage. There is no front. You stop looking for the band and start listening to the building."
— FEEDBACK QUARTERLY (apocryphal)
☐☐☐☐☐
"I came to hate it. I left a member. I do not fully understand what happened on the second night and I prefer it that way."
— a person who attended '24

PAY TO SUFFER

Day Pass
€40 / one shift

In for one rotation. Out before your ears recover. The cowardly option, and an honest one.

  • single-day entry
  • earplugs at the door
  • cassette ticket by post
Take a day
Weekend Wristband
€88 / all 56h

The whole continuous wall. Come and go, sleep in the yard, return at 4am for the set nobody warned you about.

  • full 56-hour access
  • re-entry, no questions
  • limited screen-printed wristband
  • one (1) cup of bad coffee
Commit fully
"I Regret This"
€150 / refund-proof

Everything above, plus you fund the next dead building. Non-refundable on principle. We will not talk you out of it.

  • everything in Weekend
  • name etched in the turbine
  • the test-pressing cassette
  • our genuine concern
Regret it

cash at the door · sliding scale on request · no one turned away for lack of funds · this is the only rule we won't break

DON'T COME IF YOU WANT TO BE COMFORTABLE

Join the static. We send one transmission a month: who's been added, where the next dead building is, and exactly how loud it will be. No graphics. No reassurance.