Dimi Angélis, considered one of the founding members of Amsterdam’s techno scene, is aware of the genre’s fluid boundaries able to step outside of the pre-determined fabric and mold its essential elements into something that feels familiar but upon more careful observation, or rather listening, are actually quite special. Lindsey Herbert adopts a similar, unwavering dedication to the trippy, deep, and psychedelic sounds of techno’s contemporary underground. In The Atrium, The AM/AMX connects the dots between the past, present, and future of Detroit and Berlin. STE-VÍ opens; he has carved out a distinct space within the city’s underground through a disciplined, vinyl-led, multi-era approach to techno. Justin Strauss returns UPSTAIRS, sharing even more oddball rarities.



