a.sense celebrates its first anniversary on October 10 with its largest event to date, taking over Kummelholmen, a former heating plant in southern Stockholm, for a 12-hour marathon of electronic music and art.
The former heating facility in Vårberg, characterized by its monumental concrete architecture, was designed by architect Ingmar Benckert and decommissioned in 1997. Since 2015, it has been used for exhibitions of contemporary art, but has rarely been explored as a setting for electronic music and club culture. From 12:00 to 00:00, ambient electronics, abstract grooves, experimental and leftfield techno will be complemented by photography, textile and digital art exhibited across the building.
Beyond the main dancefloor, our signature chill-out room returns as a quieter space to rest and reset throughout the day. Food and a selection of alcohol-free refreshments will also be available on site.
Location: Kummelholmen
Time: 12:00 - 00:00
Sound system: d&b audiotechnik
Age limit: 18+
Tickets exclusively on WERZ.
Artwork by @yavrhs
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Source · Resident Advisor
Expect a full room and a queue worth planning around — this is one of the strongest signals in the city right now. Energy is the product. Pace yourself; the peak comes later than you think.
Entry is cheap or free, and the event runs Sat 12:00. You'll find it at TBA - Kummelholmen — the surrounding blocks carry the same energy, so the night doesn't have to end at one address.
Set times, the crowd, how to get in, what's good on the menu — ask anything about a.sense 1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY.