ANCIENT METHODS | HECATE LEGACY | MIND I MATTER | RUBEN SEAONE

On January 1st, KHIDI presents @persephonic_sirens night, a label founded by @ancientmethods in 2017, which has become one of the leading platforms in the modern industrial techno scene

On the showcase, KHIDI welcomes back the club’s German resident, Persephonic Sirens label founder Ancient Methods, who has significantly contributed to shaping KHIDI’s sonic identity. Ancient Methods is dragging his obvious influences such as wave, EBM, industrial but also classical, liturgical, psychedelic, and folk music into the techno frame to drop them on the dance floors and deliver an intimate, rather introverted euphoria. He will be joined by the Spanish DJ and producer, resident of Moog club – @rubenseoane82, whose musical palette consists of many musical styles, including techno, electro, acid, industrial, and other more experimental sub-genres. Among them will be Paris-based artist @__mind.matter__. Drawing inspiration from post-punk and black metal, MIND I MATTER blends industrial, EBM, and techno to craft a dark and intense sonic experience. Local DJ and producer @hecate_legacy, a member of the Persephonic Sirens label family, will complete the lineup. Hecate Legacy captivates the audience with a spellbinding blend of gritty industrial beats and haunting, primordial melodies

G2 will host a B2B set featuring KHIDI local resident and founder of the event series LEASH, a prominent voice for the LGBTQ+ community - @_knaughty_, alongside KHIDI crew member, Electro/Breakbeat sound-based DJ @eklektramusic. They will be joined by KHIDI resident, multimedia artist @saphileaum, whose DJ sets encompass techno, downtempo, breakbeat, house, tech-house, and ambient. Among the artists will be a DJ and visual artist, a member of the KHIDI team, @triggersinleash, whose DJ sets covers a wide range of dance music, with hard grooves and trance influences. @citizensunion_ , a queer artist known for his upbeat techno beats and co-founder of the Eau de Cologne queer party collective, will take over the G2 stage