SEELEN x SEKTOR

Two Facts :

Punk is a music genre that developed in the mid-1970s widely known through it’s production style of fast-paced songs, with hard-edged melodies and stripped-down instrumentation paired with an embrace of DIY-culture and the rejection of established rules. SEELEN. is an independent Techno record label founded in 2018 by JANEIN and Stigmatique, that is based out of Leipzig, Germany. While at first glance these might not have a lot in common, upon closer inspection you begin to notice, clear as day, there is a distinctly punk mentality in the labels modus operandi. From their cover artworks, that have more in common with a record-stores Death Metal section, to the fact that the label is completely self-distributed to avoid the industry machinery that crushes the spirits of many trying to go through it. SEELEN.’s musical foundation can no doubt be found in this mentality as well. Formed around a tightly knit crew of artists sharing a single vision, it has sharp corners, an often eye-melting tempo and bleeds from every pore with ecstatic raving madness. If reading all this has not convinced you yet however, then that’s fine though. Because SEELEN. is not trying to win you over. SEELEN. comes from the hearts of the people who form it. It is a rejection of the mainstream. SEELEN. is Punk.

̸ Line Up Mainstage
Henning Baer [Grounded Theory / MANHIGH]
JANEIN [SEELEN. / Fiedeltwo]
Carlotta Jacobi [Connwax / Leipzig]
Stigmatique [SEELEN. / Distillery]

/Line Up Side floor
Annette Ibing [SektorEvolution / DDAC]
Durch&Durch [Pangaea]
Filosofi [Synthese / Fem_Fak]
Herr Lehmann [SektorEvolution]
Nermo [Mondays: Off ]
Wanilli [Kräuterbutter Kollektiv]

Entry: only P18
Open: 23:00 – 14:00
Tickets: 12 € < 00:00 > 15 €

Tent: Chill Out Zone
Food: Ms. Nice Fries

No sexism. No homophobia. No racism. No Antisemitism.

We don’t accept discrimination. Even if the barriers to cross someone’s personal borders are low-leveled, when people are drunk or in party-mode, nobody should accept sexual or any kind of harassment. If you see potentially intolerant behaviour, don’t look away thinking that it might be ok. Ask the affected people if they feel alright or need help in this situation. Don’t be quiet, talk to your friends or people surrounding you, talk to us, the people at the entrance or behind the bar. Together we will find a solution. People wearing obvious signs of discrimination like fascist symbols are not welcome, too. We don’t like to party with them. Keep your eyes open, don’t hesitate to inform the entrance crew and the Communicator team.