Late last night I booked my last-minute ticket on the London-Berlin express, meaning that on Saturday night I can join our intrepid DJ adventurer James Holden in Technopolis Berlin for the annual BerMuDa music-fest. After four days of workshops, panels and parties across the city’s clubs, the festival culminates in one almighty mega-rave amongst the imposing surroundings of the old Tempelhof airport, featuring just about everyone who is anyone in the Berlin techno stakes: Plastikman, Ricardo Villalobos, Ellen Allien, Ame, Magda, Sven Väth, Tiefschwarz, M.A.N.D.Y., Loco Dice and of course that charming English gent James Holden, to name but a few. See the Fly Bermuda website for the full line-up run down and ticket information, then ensure that your luggage is safely stowed and fasten your seatbelts for a night of epic proportions.

Meanwhile, across town at the MoonFloor in the Soda Club / Kulturbrauerei complex Border Community’s own humble contribution to the BerMuDa cause will be simultaneously kicking off, with the enviable key-matching skills of Miss Kate Wax continuing the MoonFloor club’s successful run of weekly Labelnight showcases:

The full evening programme runs something like this, passing the baton on to the safe live hands of that old pro Jake Fairmont Fairley, then on to a mysterious special guest who drops in at 3am for a surprise DJ set, before our Border Booking comrade Harald Bjork takes us on into the early hours with a breakfast soundtrack of Scandi-house:

23:00 Kate Wax (DJ set)
2:00 Fairmont (Live)
3:00 Special guest
6:00 Harald Bjork (Dj set)

That feral beast An’Unexpectacle and his cast of imaginary friends and fairytale creatures is also apparently in town, a-rotating and a-meddling, so it promises to be quite the party!