Schedule

from “..’o .” till “-thank you”

Between the early 2000s and the Covid years, a new wave of electronic music tied to internet culture was born, grew, and gained popularity. It borrowed from the 90s club scene sounds of techno, jungle, DnB, and hip hop, twisting them into distorted, broken versions. Instead of coming from raves, it was made in bedrooms, flipping the social and party vibe into something opposite. The result was harsh noise, tricky rhythms, slow textures, and undanceable beats — music shaped by online culture, virtual scenes, and introverts. This mix gathers breakcore, noise, wrecked hardstyle, ambient, and cloud rap to explore today’s post-rave world.

Conscious listening is the practice of giving deliberate attention to sound as a way of engaging with the world. Rather than focusing on selected signals, it invites openness to the full acoustic environment, revealing relationships between place, memory, and presence. Walking in silence becomes a means of slowing down, heightening perception, and encountering the subtle rhythms of everyday life. Through conscious listening, sound is experienced not only as information but as a medium for reflection, connection, and embodied awareness.

Two souls, two decks, one hour of fighting over the sounds, taking turns over the soundscape. Does it really matter what we’re playing? Do we really need a plan beforehand? Melting away between all the different inputs, because in this era it’s just an everyday occurrence. In the meanwhile: breakfast, cigarettes, it’s just a regular Thursday morning after all.