The annual Berlin-based festival is set to be spread across multiple venues on 23-30 July.
Having now made the final additions to the line-up, the upcoming instalment of Krake will see Paula Temple at the controls, along with Alienata going back-to-back with Reka, Eomac, Nene Hatun, Sean Carpio, Tim Exile, Opal Tapes’ Aja, Pessimist, Hang Aoki, Coal and more.
Extending beyond music, there’ll be a programme of talks and discussions on the accessibility of club culture for individuals with disabilities, an audiovisual workshop led by Geso and a DIY workshop with female:pressure.
Additionally, as a warm-up for the festival itself, Krake have announced a night of experimental music at Berlin’s Elisabethkirche on 13 July. The programme will feature Paul Jebanasam and Tarik Barri’s Continuum, a deep listening piece which pairs Jebanasam’s sacred music inspired compositions with software designer and artist Tarik Barr’s immersive visuals. Also confirmed are Andrea Belfi & Geso who will be presenting a live audiovisual show based around Belfi’s improvisational processes and the melding of electric and acoustic. Finally Zoë McPherson & Alessandra Leone present String Figures, a transmedia project that exists at the intersection of organic and electronic worlds, folk and the global digital space.
Head to Krake’s website for the full programme, and prep yourself for the event by listening to an exclusive playlist from Paula Temple.