Places · 4 picks
One night north of the IJ.
Noord's big rooms on one night, close enough to walk between once you've crossed the water. Check the last ferry back.
By Songpot desk · from the ADE programme, our venue guide and artist notes
Belgian techno history, from 'The Prophet' onward.
CJ Bolland's hard, clean 90s techno, DC Salas' New Beat chug and acid, and Eversines' rolling club records: Breakfast Club and Kiosk Radio celebrate their southern neighbours at Pllek.
For fans of Laurent Garnier, Dave Clarke
Eight hours of selectors in a pizza place turned club.
Satoshi Tomiie, whose 1989 debut 'Tears' came out of Frankie Knuckles' circle, plays long, disciplined New York house; Cassy brings low-slung house and techno from her Panorama Bar days and Peach rolling grooves, across two floors.
For fans of Dixon, Kerri Chandler
PIV goes back to the water.
Prunk's deep, jackin' house with US swing, Benny Rodrigues moving between house and techno and Bullet Tooth's UK club tools, at a waterfront venue with skyline views.
For fans of Chris Stussy
DGTL's emotional side, in a shipyard hall.
Joris Voorn's rolling, melodic club tools, NTO's piano-led live techno and Kevin de Vries' trance-lifted melodic techno, in the vast NDSM Warehouse. Big chords, big room.
For fans of Anyma, Kölsch
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