Name: Tales from the Hole / Lower Education, mʊdʌki, Winkler
Start: 2025-11-07T23:00:00+01:00
Location: Štefánikova 24, 60200 Brno, Czech Republic

$Tales from the Hole \/ Lower Education, m\u028ad\u028cki, Winkler$

Hello again, dear friends. Last time we flew above the Bass Islands - this time, we’re diving back into darker waters. Get ready for weird sounds, broken beats, and all shades of techno. These three beauties will take you on a deep journey through your own consciousness.
—the hole—
Lower Education
mʊdʌki
Winkler
Start: 23:00
Entry: 200,- all night

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Lower Education
Operating under ground over the past decade as Kadaver, Servicebot, Joyless Observer and Lower Education, David Štrobach has been a DJ and promoter behind spaces such as Herna, Vitamin, Fraktal and the party Bent. As a sound artist and producer he has a soft spot for odd electronics – in his DJ sets and his “No Show” on Infame Radio you might hear anything from bass-heavy tunes built to torture subwoofers, through psychedelic ambient, to tripped-out techno and electro, depending on the setting.
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mʊdʌki
mʊdʌki is chasing the aesthetics of the 90s raves which she will never experience, creating a model situation of an inaccessible club culture mirage. In her dj identity mʊdʌki flows in between bass music of such subgenres as jungle, dubstep, dub, juke, and avant garde experimental electronic music together with sound art, through a wide branch of techno – deep, minimal, breakbeat, industrial and hard acid techno tunes, all with a strong accent on the leftfield music scene. She is one of the founding members of phonon~ crew, mediating experimental electronic music and sound art in Czech republic.
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Winkler
Winkler has been shaping Brno's underground scene since 2013 through the renowned Kosmospiel crew and Údržba parties, bringing a raw and uncompromising approach to techno. Although now based in Prague, he continues to hit Brno's decks with fast, groove-heavy sets that dig deep into tribal rhythms and 90s sounds, keeping dancers guessing with unexpected detours into trance and breaks.