Two of our most distinctive [& most favourite] club series – Archiv Teknologi & No Borders – will run simultaneously on October 14th to host two sets of artists differing stylistically yet sharing some parts of their musical paths.

Archiv Teknologi welcomes back Dr. Rubinstein, the ‘front row dancer’ turned acid queen of dancefloors in Berlin and around the globe. Marina kept us high-spirited during the pandemic with Quarantine FM streaming sessions from her living room – similarly to many others, but she managed to channel her inner rave spirit in a most authentic way. ‘Party don’t stop’ she likes to say – thankfully it didn’t, and it won’t. Joining her at Ankali’s floor will be Ambphibian’s Teletext, the duo of A+++ and Atch with their trance-rollers, as well as Tobleronchik, the ‘joy designer’ who emerged from the now-defunct Kave club and keeps its infamous spirit alive to this day. Last but not least, Valentino Ozzy will debut his live show in between the DJ acts. 

No Borders will host Nosedrip aka Ziggy Devrient, the Belgian selector and the head of the beautifully-unpredictable and always-stunning Stroom label known for exploring oddball and quirky old material, ballads as well as all cacophonic stuff, all rearranged in new ways on vinyl. Our excitement about the artist has reached new heights after hearing him this summer at Waking Life and Doel festival [his visit has been a long time coming]. Similarly to his label curation, Ziggy is able to go down so many routes that it would be foolish to expect anything specific, but he’s been working on a Belgian trance compilation recently and it will surely show. Taking the night into exciting directions, our very own Marie Pravda, Raphael Kosmos and St. Jakob [the last two going back to back] will take care of the opening and closing hours.

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This event is taking place at Ankali & Planeta Za.
Access via Ankali. Tickets at the door only.

Please read our House Rules before your visit.
Running order will be published the day before the event.

⚑  Tato akce se koná za podpory Ministerstva kultury České republiky v rámci projektu Ankali 2022 a za podpory Městské části Prahy 10.