Ankali is a 500 people capacity music venue situated in the peripheral part of Vršovice, a quarter lying in a safe distance away from the busy centre of Prague. The founders’ idea to build a club was born from a need to create a permanent and independent place for locals.

The club’s programming consists of club nights with DJ and live performances of foreign and local artists, but includes concerts and exhibitions occasionally as well. Since its opening, the club has been progressing towards a wider and more diverse range of contemporary electronic music. Except for its own events, Ankali often collaborates with external local promoters like Endless Illusion, Rare, Wrong, ONYX, etc.

The club has been expanded in the summer 2020 with a new cultural and community space called Planeta Za, which includes a small dancefloor, the studio of Radio Laude, a few artist studios and a spacious garden. The new space allows for an even wider range of cultural activities, including workshops, talks, flea markets and movie screenings.

Gently crafted club space for open minded heads. Born in Prague. Former soap factory. Raised with love. Happy and sad.

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Ankali

Lying in the very centre of Warsaw, club Jasna 1 occupies the lower floors of the early-modernist building called ‘Pod Orłami’. The club was opened in 2017 during a renaissance period of the Polish electronic music scene and has been supporting local artists, promoters and collectives ever since.

Resident DJs, the core of the club, take an active part in selecting line-ups and in developing and curating the space. The international success of several residents, such as VTSS, Olivia, Sept or others helps in amplifying Poland's music scene abroad.

Jasna’s diverse programming includes everything from techno, electro and house to breakbeat and italo disco. An important part of the club's identity is its policy of tolerance and acceptance. The club is a safe space for people of all identities, and takes a strong stance in the fight against any kind of prejudice in the highly conservative country that Poland still is.

The electronic music for human beings of all kinds, the bright side of the night.

Jasna 1

RSO.BERLIN, a sanctuary born in 2021 as a direct response to the lamented closure of Neukölln’s Griessmuehle, is a Techno club situated in the neighborhood of Schöneweide, Berlin.

The 1882-built brewery, now converted venue, thrives as a beacon dedicated to nurturing the essence of underground while forging a path to the future. With a meticulously custom-engineered Kirsch sound system, the club creates an immersive sound for all passionate followers. Beyond the sonic splendor, RSO expands the experience with an array of open space from the ROBUS floor to the SUMME floor along with the open-air floor, OPAN, during the spring and summer seasons.

Cultural centre and nightclub located in a former brewery in the Niederschöneweide district.

A newly established club and cultural centre located in the building of a former Bärenquell brewery in the Niederschöneweide district.

Garage Noord stands out as an underground electronic music venue situated in the North of Amsterdam.

Originating from a group of friends who transformed an old car garage into a nightclub following a New Year's Eve party. The club has maintained a distinctive and transgressive approach to nightlife from its inception. Initial bookings were niche and modest, challenging the prevailing trends in Amsterdam's scene. With most owners hailing from a punk background, they injected this rebellious energy into the realm of electronic music, adopting a do-it-yourself (DIY) ethos where the majority of club editions and significant changes were executed by the owners themselves.

The venue, initially a compact club with a single room, has since expanded into a 24-hour, double-room space, all accomplished in-house with the dedicated skills of those associated with the club. The punk attitude that fueled its beginnings has been channeled and refined over time, transforming Garage Noord into a European powerhouse that remains true to its ideals while functioning as a leading club.

Acknowledging its location in an area undergoing rapid gentrification, Garage Noord has consciously created an inclusive space for anyone adhering to the house rules. This commitment to providing a safe and welcoming environment is deeply embedded in the club's ideology, which evolved organically without a predetermined plan or manifesto. The diverse range of guests, spanning squatters, punks, (POC) queer nights, and celebrations of Iranian holidays, reflects the club's dedication to diversity and its willingness to be a platform for various social and political causes.

Beyond its status as a club, Garage Noord distinguishes itself by featuring a restaurant on-site. Guests can enjoy dining in the large room until 22:30 when the space swiftly transforms into a lively, smoky club. This dual identity enhances the venue's versatility and adds an extra dimension to the overall experience.
Garage Noord's commitment to engaging with socially and politically relevant topics further cements its position as more than just a club; it functions as a cultural space with walls that resonate beyond music. The combination of its punk roots and contemporary, inclusive mindset positions Garage Noord as a prominent and influential player in Europe's club and cultural scene.

Rebellious and DIY electronic music venue situated in an old car garage in the North of Amsterdam.

DIY electronic music venue situated in an old car garage in the North of Amsterdam.

Garage Noord

Mutant Radio is a community media platform and cultural venue based in Tbilisi, Georgia.

The radio focuses on various directions: DJ mixes, interviews, educational shows, discussions and live performances that are either live-streamed or recorded and streamed later on. The broadcasts runs from a fully-equipped caravan wagon, parked in between the buildings of a former power plant.

Apart from broadcasting, Mutant Radio also runs a newly renovated multifunctional space, open-air bar, and café and restaurant for the local community. The new space will host clubnights, live music performances, workshops and more.


Mutant gathers various artists, DJs, music communities and personalities that have an opportunity to focus on the subject of their preference and their interest.

The radio has over 90 regular residents, local and international, and more than 50 guests on a weekly basis. Over the last year, Mutant Radio has collaborated with various international and local entities, such as different art collectives, musical labels, record stores, festivals, educational and cultural spaces, and artists.


What is unique about Mutant Radio is that it is mobile. The physical station is based in Tbilisi yet also streams from other regions and special locations around Georgia. Mutant Radio also travels around the world to broadcast various events and perform gigs.

A community media platform and cultural venue based in a former power plant.