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Outside, things do what they do. We protest but the noise gets louder, the message gets lost. And somehow, in the middle of it, there is still this: a room, some speakers, and people choosing to show up and listen. Noiseberg was never just a concert series. It's a small, stubborn act of making space for the strange, the tender, the difficult, and the loud. Come find warmth in feedback loops and chaotic ondulations—it still matters.PROGRAMME
Pia Huettl & Sygh/Stephanie Gudra — Percussive Friction
https://www.instagram.com/pia.huettl
https://www.instagram.com/__sygh__
Drums and guitar-with-pedals: a noise duo with raw energy, unwavering and uncompromising. Pia hits and Stephanie bends, both quickly treading past their original intentions until the merged signals shape something new. Experimental in the truest sense—not as a genre label, but as a disposition. What comes out is physical, direct, and made from whatever refuses to stay still.
Mathieu Sylvestre — Unstable Ground https://alrealonmusique.bandcamp.com/album/happy-among-the-nuts-alrn157
Mathieu Sylvestre treats the line between the recorded world and the synthesised one as inherently porous. Field recordings and analogue modules collide and erode each other into electrified sound narratives that blur the boundary between acoustic texture and synthetic pressure. His improvisations shift from show to show, shaped by the room and the moment. Nothing is fixed; everything is in the middle of becoming something else.
Ex-Amputees — Contactless Interference
https://anisamperi.com/
https://teslator.bandcamp.com/
Ani Samperi and Roy Hugues, Noiseberg graduates in the solo category, return together with a set built around the uncanny possibilities of untouched instruments. Electroacoustic microphones pick up what isn't played. A theremin answers to the body's proximity without ever being touched. Wireless signals to modular synths turn distance into the interface and make contact superfluous.
Dong Zhou — Instrument Unbound
Dong Zhou's music begins as refusal: Found Violin will not be played the way tradition intended. Treated as a sound object rather than a bearer of classical lineage, it is pushed, redirected, and made strange. Alongside it, the self-built strap-on controller Aromantic Hobby forms the second voice of a duet operated by a single person, turning the odd ensemble into a performance that rewrites its constraints in real time.
Noisette — Low-Pressure Persistence
https://regislemberthe.org
Two cranky mixers feeding back into each other. A handful of electromagnetic devices. Flashes of light. Noisette is Noiseberg's own Régis Lemberthe in a minimal mode that somehow yields maximum depth. The no-input setup has no clear origin point—each element is simultaneously source and response, cause and effect. What emerges is slow, textured, and occasionally rhythmic: an interference pattern that holds its shape against the noise of everything else.
Bruitalismes — Moving Retinal Impressions
https://www.bruitalismes.com/
In the best days, which are when he's around, Maxime Lethelier capture live videos of downstairs sets and broadcasts them upstairs. So you can enjoy the noises from anywhere in the space.
SCHEDULE
17:00 DOORS
17:30 ↖ Ex-Amputees
18:15 ↘ Pia Huettl & Sygh/Stephanie Gudra
19:00 ↖ Mathieu Sylvestre
19:45 ↘ Noisette
20:30 ↖ Dong Zhou
21:15 HANGOUT
22:00 END
The sessions take place at Atelier Äuglein — Oppelner Straße 12, 10997 Berlin
Financial donations are welcome but never mandatory—no one ever was or will be turned away for lack of funds. All donations go to the artists, GEMA is (reluctantly) paid from bar proceeds.
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Event Venue
Atelier Äuglein, Oppelner Straße 12, 10997 Berlin, Deutschland, Berlin, Germany
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