THAM invites ECHOES OF OCTOBER | Wrocław

THAM nowym rezydentem Transformatora!

Z tej okazji nasz mistrz mrocznej, dudniącej stopy i agresywnych syntezatorów, ikona współczesnego industrialu i hard techno, autor drugiego najczęściej odsłuchiwanego seta na kanale HÖR, twarz niemieckich SYNOID, Griessmuehle czy Lebendig i ulubieniec wrocławskiej publiczności zaprasza na Teczową 57 swojego ziomala ECHOES OF OCTOBER. Panowie zagrają 6-godzinny set, aż do endu białym świcie! 🥵

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𝐋𝐈𝐍𝐄𝐔𝐏:
Tham
Echoes Of October
Ada Stawiarz
& more soon

START: 23:00
WHEN: 28/03
WHERE: Wroclaw, Transformator club, Teczowa 57 G

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Tham (New resident of Transformator club!) is Berlin-based DJ and producer who has been playing the city’s circuit since 2015 both with the SYNOID crew and as a solo artist. Tresor, Griessmuehle, Alte Münze and beyond into Corsica Studios London, Khidi in Tbilisi and Poligraf in Yerevan have appeared on his agenda, allowing him to explore different dancefloors, cultures and audiences along the way. Techno is Tham’s genre of choice. With a wealth of hammering rhythms to make up his collection, Tham’s productions mirror the same whirlwind style he’s known for in the DJ booth. Booked to support Dax J, Phase Fatale, Helena Hauff, SPFDJ and pretty much anyone who batters out hard techno on a fine evening, Tham’s trajectory has continued to evolve this year through his consistent releases and live streams.The below memory comes from way back before Covid when Tham was playing most weekends. He elaborates on it further, as well as sharing what he has been listening to lately, life in Berlin and more…

Echoes of October has a unique style: an extreme kind of techno mixing hardtrance and old school inspirations. The mysterious artist reveals his passion through intense Dj set and sharp productions, venturing in places you’ll never expect. His main goal is to create his own musical universe and identity. That’s why he created his own label “Verdorben”.