fabric x Loud-Contact: Jeff Mills, FJAAK (Live), Marcel Dettmann, Helena Hauff, Quest, Quelza
Amsterdam · AMS
Westerpark
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Techno · Electro · About Techno · About Electro
Meet the artists
Jeff Mills →
Played Amsterdam 91 times since 1999
Jeff Mills is a Detroit electronic artist whose work spans intense techno, film scores and conceptual albums. An early Underground Resistance member, he developed a solo career through Tresor, Axis and Purpose Maker, with rhythm and futurism running across those different projects.
Marcel Dettmann →
Marcel Dettmann's techno has a history reaching back into new wave, post-punk and industrial music. Raised in East Germany, he became part of Berlin's club world, with an OstGut residency beginning in 1999 and a Berghain residency beginning in 2004. Those musical roots give his work a wider frame than the club's name alone.
Helena Hauff →
Played Amsterdam 55 times since 2014
Helena Hauff is a DJ and producer from Hamburg, Germany, where she is still based. She once worked as a DJ at the Golden Pudel Club and hosted a night there. She plays electro and techno made with analogue hardware, with acid house, EBM and industrial influences. Her debut record, the Actio Reactio EP, came out in 2013, and her first album, Discreet Desires, followed on Werkdiscs in 2015. She runs the label Return to Disorder.
FJAAK →
Played Amsterdam 65 times since 2014
FJAAK are a Berlin techno act. They began as four friends, and have been a duo since Kevin Kozicki left for a solo career in January 2019. They run their own labels, FJAAK (from 2018) and SPANDAU20 (from 2020), and their records have also come out on Tresor, Tectonic Recordings, 50 Weapons and Monkeytown Records.
Show history from Resident Advisor.
The venue

The former Westerunie, an industrial club on the Westergas site in Westerpark that has run weekend parties since 2007. Most nights use the main room, De Unie, sometimes joined with the other rooms.
A stairlift serves the first floor. Email the club in advance if you need assistance.
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