FICTIONAL FESTIVAL CONCEPT · NOT A REAL EVENT · NO TICKET SALES
02 / STAGES & ACTS

Three distinct worlds.
One open ear.

These are not real artist biographies. They are twelve carefully imagined profiles for this festival concept. Explore the mood that speaks to you.

Three imaginary handcrafted stages along a glowing woodland path at dusk
ORIGINAL AI CONCEPT ART · FICTIONAL FESTIVAL
01 / LICHTUNG
Indie & Folk · Analog Soul · Open-air stage

When the sky
becomes the backdrop.

The open main stage is imagined for voices, strings and big little moments. The afternoon begins up close; the evening has room to expand. No constant barrage. Space for dynamics.

Guitars in afternoon light. Choruses that stay with you as you walk away.
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Day: warm voices and open guitars. Evening: longer arcs and psychedelic choruses.

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FICTIONAL PROFILE / Fri 17:00—18:00

Morgenkollektiv

Indie / Analog Soul

An opening can take its time. In this concept, Morgenkollektiv begins with a single voice; bass, drums and guitars gradually join in. Less a grand gesture than the feeling of finally arriving.

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FICTIONAL PROFILE / Fri 19:00—20:15

Kupfer & Komet

Psychedelic Groove

Kupfer & Komet treat groove as a shared conversation. Recurring bass figures, warm organ and guitars that prefer a detour. In this fictional line-up, a song is allowed to run a little longer.

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FICTIONAL PROFILE / Sat 16:00—17:00

Wilde Frequenz

Alternative / Post Pop

In the concept, Wilde Frequenz combines angular guitars with open choruses. The set moves between focused verses and moments that push forward. An invented band for the louder part of the afternoon.

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FICTIONAL PROFILE / Sat 19:30—21:00

Echoes of Elsewhere

Indie / Psychedelia

The imaginary Saturday-night highlight lets guitars fray and melodies linger. Echoes of Elsewhere would be the band where the time between songs matters as much as the chorus.

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FICTIONAL PROFILE / Sun 14:00—15:00

The Quiet Current

Acoustic / Folk

The Quiet Current is a fictional solo voice with a string instrument. Acoustic songs without a grand backdrop. A small counterpoint to the open site, and a reminder of how much can live in very little.

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Original abstract artwork for the Orbit stage02 / ORBIT
Live Electronics · Neo Soul & Jazz · Groove

Never straight ahead.
Always in orbit.

Live electronics, neo-soul and percussive discoveries meet here. Orbit is a small world with its own pulse: warm, close and open to everything that happens between genres.

Machines and people listening to each other.
Orbit in the programme ↗

Day: gentle groove and soul. Evening: analogue sequences and close live interplay.

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FICTIONAL PROFILE / Fri 17:30—18:30

Soft Orbit Club

Dream Pop / Electronica

An imaginary duo for the in-between: still daylight, already thinking about the night. The songs rest on soft synth textures, with small rhythmic fractures keeping them moving.

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FICTIONAL PROFILE / Fri 21:00—22:30

Nachtfalter FM

Leftfield / Live Electronics

A fictional live-electronics project building open forms from short loops. First a texture, then a pulse, then a space. For this moment, Orbit belongs to the machines and their small imperfections.

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FICTIONAL PROFILE / Sat 16:30—17:30

Velvet Transit

Neo Soul / Jazz

Rhythm as an invitation, not an instruction. In this fictional programme, Velvet Transit stands for live neo-soul with space between the notes: keys, bass, drums and a voice in dialogue.

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FICTIONAL PROFILE / Sat 20:30—22:00

Liminal Lovers

Electronic / Live Set

Liminal Lovers is imagined as a physical live set: dry percussion, analogue sequences and a voice treated as an instrument. A few ingredients slowly become something larger.

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FICTIONAL PROFILE / Sun 16:00—17:30

Hinterland Disco

Global Groove

The closing set belongs to an imaginary DJ collective with open genre boundaries. In the concept, Hinterland Disco connects percussive grooves and playful transitions. One more dance before the paths diverge.

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Original abstract artwork for the Atelier stage03 / ATELIER
Workshop · Listening · Shared art

Less stage.
More possibility.

A place that is not finished. In the Atelier, something happens together: a paper installation, a listening session, a conversation. Watching is as welcome as joining in.

Attention goes both ways here.
Atelier in the programme ↗

Day: think with your hands. Sunday: listen quietly. Watching is equally welcome.

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FICTIONAL PROFILE / Sat 14:00—15:30

Papierplaneten

Art Workshop

Papierplaneten is not a band, but a shared work. Folded elements join into a changing object. You can contribute, watch for a while or return later to see what it has become.

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FICTIONAL PROFILE / Sun 12:00—13:00

Sonntagsrauschen

Ambient Listening

A listening session rather than a stage demanding attention. Sonntagsrauschen places quiet textures, imagined field recordings and silence side by side. No singing along or joining in required.

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MORE THAN MUSICWhat happens between two sets?

A concept.
Not an organiser.

This design study imagines a possible festival world. Its name, places, dates, acts, installations, roles and prices are invented. There is no organiser, ticket sale, application process or support service.

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Original graphic compositions and an AI-generated festival illustration. They do not depict real artists or an existing festival site.