Elektrosamfundet

Skala

21:00 – 22:30 Ora The Molecule
22:30 – 00:00 CCL
00:00 – 01:30 Sansibar

Vuelie

21:00 – 22:00 Kim Dürbeck
22:00 – 23:00 Lárus (live - A/V)
23:00 – 00:00 Patås

Sitatet - VK

00:00 – 01:00 Haider
01:00 – 02:00 Kristoffer Lislegaard

Ora The Molecule

ORA THE MOLECULE ON A NORWEGIAN TOUR WITH A NEW ALBUM!
Disco queen, producer, DJ, songwriter, and composer Ora The Molecule is heading out on a Norwegian tour in 2025! Inspired by legends such as Cerrone and Giorgio Moroder, she creates Italodisco and 70s-inspired club music from her unique studio in a small cabin in Ringerike.

The upcoming tour marks the release of her new album "Dance Therapy", set to drop on March 21 on the renowned label Mute Records (home to Depeche Mode, New Order, and Kraftwerk, among others). The album is an eclectic mix of intergalactic electronica, surreal storytelling, and Ora The Molecule’s distinctive stage presence.

Ora The Molecule has previously toured as a supporting act for Röyksopp, Poolside, and Young The Giant, as well as collaborated with Norwegian group Hubbabubbaklubb. As a DJ, she has played at some of the world's most prestigious clubs, including KOKO London and Point Éphémère in Paris, sharing stages with Yuksek, Maya Jane Coles, Poolside, and Todd Terje.

Her singles "Løveskatt" and "Intergalactic Dance" have already gained significant attention and are being played in clubs worldwide. Løveskatt has received support from Prins Thomas, Olefonken, Rune Lindbæk, and Lindstrøm, to name a few, and is one of two Norwegian-language singles on the new album.

The Norwegian tour will be a rare opportunity to experience Ora The Molecule’s unique blend of danceable electronica, hypnotic beats, and stunning visual performances.

CCL

Many DJs experiment with genres, but few are as expansive and unique as CCL. With a highly technical and creative approach to mixing and a voracious appetite for all kinds of music, they merge the unimaginable. As a DIY festival organizer and record collector, drawing from their experiences in Bristol, Seattle’s DIY scene, and the American Midwest, CCL has a unique talent for fluidity and liminality—seamlessly weaving together sounds and narratives that open wormholes between genres and tempos.

From their critically acclaimed radio show Liquidtime to their Subglow residency at Berlin’s Ohm, and performances at top clubs and festivals worldwide, CCL showcases their distinct approach to sonic storytelling. Their DJ sets blend diverse sounds into captivating musical ecosystems, ranging from infectious steppers, psychedelic techno, supple house, dusty 80s synths, glittering footwork, post-punk guitars, bubbling drum & bass, twisted dub, and beyond.

Their adventurous musical vision has been praised in publications such as Pitchfork, The Wire, Resident Advisor, FACT, Mixmag, Crack Magazine, The New York Times, The Guardian, and Groove Magazine. Their production on D Tiffany’s label Planet Euphorique was named one of the best tracks of 2019 by Resident Advisor.

They have performed at festivals and clubs such as Primavera, Dekmantel, Berghain/Panorama Bar, Unsound, Bassiani, Draaimolen, and Movement Detroit. Their mix "Ode to the Queer Steppas" was recognized as one of the best mixes of the decade by Resident Advisor. Every aspect of CCL’s work is about connecting people—whether through sweat-drenched dancefloors, mind-expanding sounds, or deep emotional experiences.

Sansibar

Originally from Helsinki but now based in Berlin, Sansibar is a standout cosmic producer and resident DJ at Kaiku and Post Bar. His genre-defying sound has earned him releases on labels such as Kalahari Oyster Cult, Natural Sciences, Émotsiya, Darknet, and Avoidance, establishing him as one of Europe’s most intriguing talents.

Sansibar’s music ranges from club-oriented electro, techno, house, jungle, and new beat to more immersive and atmospheric sonic landscapes. His work is a fusion of textures and rhythms that pull you in with their gravity-defying power.

His second album for Kalahari Oyster Cult, "Sans Galore", showcases his unique ability to craft intricate, transcendent electronic gems.

Kim Dürbeck

Kim Dürbeck is a DJ, producer, and composer from Sandefjord. He is currently involved in the theater production "Kvit Norsk Mann" at Den Nationale Scene in Bergen and runs the label Lek Rec alongside Patås and Lárus Sigurvin.

He is also one-half of the DJ duo Superkind with Rulefinn and a key figure behind Club Kowloon. Kim has released music nationally and internationally, working with Liar, Nothing Personal, and Ary. His club sets move effortlessly between trance, techno, jungle, and various high-energy club styles.

Lárus (live - A/V)

Lárus brings a dynamic blend of sound using his modular system, amplified by audiovisuals. Described as one of Oslo’s best-kept musical secrets by Club Jaeger, the Icelandic electronic musician delivers captivating performances that transport listeners into a unique sonic space.

Merging noise, lush soundscapes, and harmonies, Lárus takes inspiration from the 90s electronic scene while embracing modern hybrid styles. His music blurs the boundaries between IDM, electro, experimental sound design, and evolving rhythms—creating an ever-shifting journey from deep, introspective listening to pulsating beats that ignite the dance floor.

Patås

Gabriel Patås is a Norwegian producer, DJ, and founder of the LEK label. He has performed at clubs and festivals such as Østre, Hærverk, Bassiani, and Kult, among others.

Blending techno, house, electro, IDM, and jungle, his sets seamlessly connect old classics with new sounds, ensuring an exciting and dynamic experience on the dancefloor.

Haider

Haider has been an active DJ since 2017, organizing forest raves and club nights in Oslo as part of Ute.Rec. His dynamic sets create seamless sonic journeys, leading the audience through atmospheric ambient, downtempo, and hints of psychedelic trance.

Kristoffer Lislegaard

Kristoffer Lislegaard is an experimental ambient artist based in Oslo. In 2024, he released the album Subsupra and was the opening act for the legendary Autechre at Sentrum Scene.

On Subsupra, he explores the relationship between foreground and background elements in music, playing with expectations and conventions. Some parts of the album feature background sounds louder than the main melody, while others use reversed noise reduction software to highlight only what would usually be removed.

Live, he performs with a custom setup of computers, controllers, and modular synths, blending improvisation with live remixing of his tracks. Expect anything from meditative ambient to glitchy rhythms, intricate sound design, and euphoric noise.