On August 17th, Off The Grid Sunday returns to Club der Visionaere, inviting dancers and dreamers into a labyrinth of forward-thinking sound. This instalment gathers a cross-section of underground selectors and live artists, each celebrated for their unique devotion to the boundaries of techno, house, and experimental electronics. Ancut, a fixture of Berlin’s late-night orbit, sets the tone with an elegantly groovy and immersive set—balancing subtle intensity and effortless flow.

The night welcomes the raw machine funk of The Analogue Cops, whose live performance is renowned for its exploratory hardware jams and funk-laden techno rooted in deep, syncopated grooves. Canadian-born, Berlin-based Flørist brings hypnotic swathes of dubwise techno and leftfield house, threading ambient sensibility with sharp, kinetic rhythm. Onirik’s refined curation steers the party through a dense, nuanced atmosphere—anchored in minimal, electro, and spatially charged textures.

From Tokyo to Berlin, Junki Inoue delivers intricate journeys laced with meticulous selections, while Konrad Black, an influential pillar from the Perlon family and beyond, merges moody, low-slung minimalism with unexpected psychedelic twists. Born in 1986 layers emotional resonance with muscular percussion, merging the classic and the contemporary in deeply personal ways. E/tape supplies a distinctive signature—improvised, analogue-driven grooves with echoes of 90s nostalgia and new wave energy.

Perila closes out the lineup, weaving immersive ambient narratives and elusive sonic contours, enveloping the space in spectral warmth and sensory detail. Tucked along the Spree, Club der Visionaere’s canalside sanctuary sets the ideal backdrop for a day-into-night excursion—a celebration of nuances, analog warmth, and communality. Off The Grid Sunday promises a fearless convergence of artistry and open-mindedness, soundtracking the slower hours with moments untethered from the timelines of ordinary weekends.