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Sziget 2022 lineup Colosseum stage. Sziget Festival is happy to announce a new round of artists for their infamous Colosseum - the boldest
Feminist solidarity across time, i think. congratulations to emily stewart, the winner of the helen anne bell poetry bequest award, speaking to me earlier. now, a brief musical interlude on newsday. what do you think of this? that is berlin techno, in case you were wondering, and the reason we're playing it is because some of the city's best known djs have started a campaign for the united nations to grant "berlin techno" unesco world heritage status. they say it's the best way of protecting the city's legendary night clubs. here's dj chris liebing explaining why the berlin dance scene is so i...
That is berlin techno, in case you were wondering, and the reason we're playing it is because some of the city's best known djs have started a campaign for the united nations to grant "berlin techno" unesco world heritage status. they say it's the best way of protecting the city's legendary night clubs. here's dj chris liebing explaining why the berlin dance scene is so important. let's start from the beginning. you know, when the wall fell in germany, it was basically the dance floor of the clubs in berlin where everybody gathered, and there was no discrimination going on. it was not asked, "...
A new pair of compilations, 'No Photos On The Dance Floor! Berlin Techno 1992–Today', are set to explore the development and history of Berlin techno over the last thirty years via a number of key tracks. Split into two parts, the first covering 1992 to 2006 and the second covering 2007 to the present day, the compilations feature classics, such as 3MB and Juan Atkins' 'The 4th Quarter', MMM's 'Donna', and Maurizio's remix of Vainqueur's 'Lyot', as well as more recent well-loved tracks, such as Barker's 'Cascade Effect', Avalon Emerson's 'The Frontier', and one of Shed's tracks under his WA...