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On the debut night of our Psytek series we explored the field of psytechno, but after summing up your energies, the cosmic council decided that we could go a little deeper down the rabbit hole.
For the only day of a solar eclipse in 2025, Budapest crews techlab.bp and Hardboiled merge their powers to bring two of the inescapable natural phenomena of futuristic trance to Turbina.
The first child of the NVC team has arrived at Madách Square and is already in full adolescence.
Many of us have found not only our place and a go-to gathering point at Központ, but also the NVC crew.
We have many reasons to celebrate, so our next bottle tasting will be unusual. We are celebrating our birthday, and on Friday instead of Wednesday, so that we can continue to celebrate the team that has been bringing and organizing the best places and programs in Budapest for 20 years - including Pingrumba.
NVC has turned 20, and since then a lot of energy has been poured into the Budapest underground, we've brought thousands of small and big parties to the city, opened Központ, helped build Electronic Beats in Hungary, co-founded the 'Rumba restaurants and our sweet club Turbina, launched the first INOTA Festival.
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It's been two years since we launched Budapest's most streamlined program offering site, Spots, which has been used by thousands of people as a compass day and night ever since.
The Italian composer, known for his cosmically heart-wrenching analog soundscapes - who was also one of the most memorable performers at the first INOTA Festival last year at the Várpalota power plant - announced the news on his Instagram the other day that she will be the number one curator of the music program in 2025 and 2026.
We continue to keep up with the selection, helping you filter out the best parties from the digital noise, with the help of the city's program offering site, Telekom Spots.
The spring winds are blowing acid: after two strong freetek seances in Turbina, the Ministry of Freethinking Tekno Fun is now hosting a one-man delegation from Italy, Neurotribe, whose musical output is a record of mostly acidic items, and whoever puts a big pile of onions on one of their album covers and a derelict Soviet public institution on another can't be a bad person.