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Tresor (German for safe or vault) is an underground techno nightclub in Berlin and a record label.

History:

The club was founded in March 1991 in the vaults of the former department store Wertheim at Leipziger Strasse 126-128 in Mitte, the central part of East Berlin, next to the Potsdamer Platz. The history of the club goes back to 1988 when the electronic music label Interfisch opened the Ufo Club in Berlin. Ufo was the original centre of Berlin house and techno, but due to financial problems that club closed in 1990.
After Ufo closed, Interfisch's head, Dimitri Hegemann, and some investors in the club found the new space in East Berlin. This was advantageous timing, as it was only a few months before Germany unified. The vaults under the Wertheim department store proved to be the perfect location for a club, and Tresor quickly became the place to be in Berlin. Tresor continued to be a popular club, having expanded and reconstructed continuously several times to include an outdoor garden area, and a second "Globus" floor. The Tresor floor in the basement was reserved specifically for hard techno, industrial and acid music, while Globus was featured mainly more mellow house sound. The record label Tresor Records was founded soon after the club first opened, in October 1991. Featured artists on the label include Jeff Mills, Blake Baxter, Juan Atkins, Robert Hood, Drexciya, Stewart Walker, Joey Beltram, DJ Surgeon, Pacou, Cristian Vogel and many others.
In 2004 the documentary "Tresor Berlin: The Vault & the Electronic Frontier" was released. Directed by Mike Andrawis, it features interviews with Hegemann, Carola Stoiber, and DJs & artists associated with the club & label. The film covers the period from Hegemann's involvement with the Fishladen and UFO clubs in Berlin-Kreuzberg to the final months prior to Tresor's closure.
Tresor closed on 16 April 2005, after several years' prolonged short-term rent. The city sold the land to an investor group to build offices on the Leipziger Straße location. It was open for each night of April 2005, with the final event starting the Saturday night with queues stretching all the way down the road, and still going Monday morning.
Tresor reopened on 24 May 2007 in the decommissioned southern tract of the combined heat and power plant Heizkraftwerk Berlin-Mitte in Köpenicker Straße. 
Since November 2019 the club has a subsidiary in the city of Dortmund called Tresor.West. 
In September 2022, Tresor published a photobook, Tresor: True Stories, to document the past 30 years of its history.

3 Decks & Drummachine

Jeff Mills Live @ Tresor, Berlin Germany 14-12-2000 Part 2

Tresor resident and Berlin-based DJ, producer, live artist, and head of Dame-Music, Bloody Mary, delivers a powerful live gear performance. Recorded live from the basement on 12.10.2024.

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Bloody Mary | Live at Tresor - 12.10.2024

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SECTION. mix from London - cute community vibes. An hour of sweaty & queer energy: hypnotic techno, spacey synths, twisted vocals, and body-shaking rhythms. Music to fly.

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Ellen Allien - SECTION. London I June 2025

This is the CLR Podcast 451 with a set by Simone Zino. Enjoy!

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Tracklist - CLR Podcast 451 I Simone Zino

Aidan Rudd - Heretic [GRÜV]
Scheermann - Scheermann [Mutual Rytm]
Habgud - False Flag [Clergy]
DLV, FANK - Between the Lines [Synthlab Records]
CVNSUMED - Kokyu [KYSH]
No Valentia - Lola's March [GRÜV]
Hyden - Swarm [Mutual Rytm]
Simone Zino - ID [Unreleased]
Seigg - Broken Rib [atöm]
Neo - I Saw You In My Dreams [Vaul Records]
SVNX - Rebound [KYSH]
No Valentia - Trebuchet [KYSH]
Fenim0re - Kasss [Molekül]
Josh Heywood - Circuit [TRSN]
Simone Zino - ID [Unreleased]
Simone Zino - ID [Unreleased]
FANK - A Hype [TRSN]
Disguised - Kioa [Inherit]
Simone Zino - ID [Unreleased]
Disguised - Korrupt [Inherit]
Axel Karakasis - Bulk of the Liquid [Planet Rhythm]
Dj Physical & Thelma - FTB [Molekül]


CLR Podcast 451 I Simone Zino

The Rites of Moog, a mix by https://soundcloud.com/shadow_factory

Accompanying Video: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x84jlqd

Tracklist
Artist/Track/Release,Year of release

Alan Hawkshaw – The Silent Witness, Opening Title (with excerpt from the programme narrated by Kenneth More) – The Silent Witness, 1978
Malcolm Cecil,  Robert Margouleff (TONTO) – Christ, When I Leave This Life - Caldera : A Moog Mass, 1970
Romuald Vandelle (Le group de recherches musicales de la R.T.F) – Crucifixion [excerpt]  - Musique Expérimentale, 1962
Gershon Kingsley – Maven on the Moog no. 5 – God is a Moog, 2005
Bruce Haack – Stand up Lazarus – Electric Lucifer II, circa 1979
Gershon Kingsley – The Jewish Experience pt. 2 – God is a Moog, 2005
Terry Wallace and his Interstellar Moog Sounds (Eric Siday) – Heaven in their Minds - Moog Superstar, 1974
Delia Derbyshire – Amor Dei – 50 Years of Religious Broadcasting, 1974
White Noise ‎– An Electric Storm The Black Mass: An Electric Storm In Hell - An Electric Storm, 1969
Anton LeVay – Hymn Of The Satanic Empire, Or The Battle Hymn Of The Apocalypse – Satanic Mass, 2005
Lucifer(Mort Garson) - Exorcism – Black Mass, 1971
The Eccentronic Reaseach Council – If You Want To Worship - Go To Church - Johnny Rocket, Narcissist & Music Machine... I'm Your Biggest Fan, 2015
Graeme Miller & Steve Shill - Midwinter Rites – The Moomins, 2017
Boards of Canada – From One Source All Things Depend – Geogaddi, 2002
Mike Oldfield – Incantations Part 2 (excerpt) – Incantations, 1978

 
Notes
“So straight it’s freaky. Or so freaky that it’s straight. And when was the last time you had a talk with The Man Upstairs?” (Billboard Magazine review of Caldera : A Moog Mass, November 14, 1970).

I’ve been thinking about this mix for some time. I’m not sure when it came together in my mind, but over the past couple of years I’ve been actively collecting pieces that fit into the theme of religious or occult inspired music created with electronics. Depending on where you view it from, that people would use synthesizers to produce music which is inspired by the supernatural either makes no sense at all or seems inevitable. No sense, because the electronic music has always been associated with the future, technology and science. But, inevitable because whether treated ironically, in all seriousness or done just for the hell of it, the supernatural is unreal and electronic music is, or at least was in the early years, equally uncanny.

Gershon Kingsley, Eric Siday, Mort Garson and the chaps behind TONTO were all early adopters of the Moog. They all took different roads, but all went through their own rites for one reason or another. The cult of Delia Derbyshire throws up black magic and old folks backed by the sound of a gothic alter piece. I love all this. It’s just so weird and wonderful and unexpected that I had to put it all together. I pulled in some newer gear by The Eccentronic Research Council and Boards of Canada who seem to be onto all of this. There’s also some serious Satanism from ‘Frisco, original musique concrete from France and in turns sublime and paganistic TV soundtrack work from Leeds and, err, Leeds! Finally things get a bit cult-like and sin-full. Read the comments for more details!

Modulations Podcast

Episode 03 - The Rites of Moog

MOD.03 - The Rites of Moog, a mix by Shadow Factory

This week for KNTXT radio: Los Angeles based DJ and producer Truncate. David Flores got hooked to electronic music after being introduced back in the early 90’s in LA. Explore his deep and raw techno sound in this exclusive mix for KNTXT Radio.

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Charlotte de Witte presents KNTXT: Truncate (30.05.2020)

Thomas Krome Live @ Shockers, RAI Amsterdam 27-04-2002

Broadcasted Live on ID&T Radio from 21:00 hrs - 07:00 hrs

Line up: 

Area 1:

Dave Clarke
Hell
Monika Kruse
Orchid
Pascal FEOS
Thomas Schumacher

Area 2:

Adam Beyer
John Thomas
K.Cee 
Shinedoe
Technasia
Thomas Krome
Vitalic

Area 3:

Bas & Ram
Dana
Dumonde
Luna
Marcel Woods
Wag
Warmduscher

Thomas Krome Live @ Shockers, RAI Amsterdam 27-04-2002

I Love Techno - Flanders Expo, Gent Belgium - 11-11-2000

From 19;00 hrs - 07:00 hrs

Line Up:

Red Room:

Dave Clarke
Jerome
Marco Carola
Rush
T-Quest
Technasia

Yellow Room:

Marco Bailey
Monika Kruse
Psychogene
Richie Hawtin
Speedy J

Blue Room:

Freddy F
Hell
Jeff Mills
Pierre
Valium

Orange Room:

Chess
Justin Berkovi
Miss Djax
Steve Rachmad
Sven Väth
Toni Rios

Green Room:

Carl Cox
Ghost
Pako & Frederik
Yves De Ruyter

I love Techno Gent Belgien  11.11.2000

Marco Bailey Live @ I Love Techno, Flanders Expo, Gent België 11-11-2000

Modulations is back — with a new musical direction.

In this next chapter, the podcast will focus mainly on live performances from electronic music artists who embrace a DIY approach to creativity — many of whom perform at EMOM and similar grassroots events.

Over the past few years, I’ve been attending various EMOM (Electronic Music Open Mic) events across the north of England. It’s at these gatherings that I’ve discovered some incredible talent — from both familiar and often unknown artists. This includes close friends, whom I’ve had the pleasure of watching take to the stage and perform for the very first time. The whole experience has been inspiring — and eye (or ear) opening, to say the least.

Click here for more information about EMOM and how to get involved: electronicmusicopenmic.com

In addition to live performances, I’ll occasionally upload DJ sets — from myself and a few handpicked others. No genre boundaries — just the good stuff.

If you create live electronic music — whether you play at EMOM events or elsewhere — I’d love to hear from you.

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