In the organizer's words:
Eclectic pop music from rap to breakbeat and industrial bass to techno.
Born in former West Berlin, Lars Eidinger started playing music in the early 90s in clubs and bars in his hometown such as Aktionsgalerie, Kunst & Technik and Pfefferberg. He played dark instrumental hip-hop and released a sample-based 10" on STUD!O K7's sub-label Studio 54 in 1998, which was reissued as a 12" with three more unreleased tracks on !K7 in 2016. In 2001 he initiated his first party under the title Autistic Disco at his home base, the Schaubühne Berlin, where he has been a member of the ensemble since 1999.
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Famous for his interpretations of Hamlet, Richard III and Peer Gynt, he was also responsible for the musical concepts of several theater productions by Thomas Ostermeier, including "Nora - Ein Puppenheim", "Der Würgeengel", "Trauer muss Elektra tragen" and produced the music for the documentary film "Die Mörder des Herrn Müller" by Ernst-August Zurborn.
He continued to play eclectic pop music in his DJ sets and was booked in clubs all over Germany, such as Rio, Weekend (Berlin), Erste Liga, Rote Sonne (Munich) and Golden Pudel Club (Hamburg).
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