Dômesicle — Lars Huismann (DE) • Esther Côté b2b newfriend

Berlin-based producer and DJ Lars Huismann has been carving out his own sonic niche within the techno landscape since 2011. Early explorations on his own LHR imprint laid the foundation for a sound deeply rooted in dub techno influences, blending old-school aesthetics of early 2000s styles with modern production techniques. This approach crystallized in his celebrated “Sounds From The Past” trilogy on Mutual Rytm.Throughout subsequent releases like “Catharsis,” (Mutual Rytm) Huismann continued to evolve, drawing on harder, darker sonic palettes without losing his characteristic depth and complexity.

Co-founder of evening unlimited, Esther Côté brings a love for the quirkier edges of techno — exploring shadow and softness, movement and stillness through sets that feel deep, unusual, and textural.

newfriend is a Montreal-based DJ who was born and raised in Morocco. Having lived most of their life surrounded by multiple cultures, they have always had an obsession with rhythm and percussion, having spent their early musical years as a drummer. Their attention shifted drastically when they discovered DJing in 2023, diving deep into the underground dance music scene of Montréal. They have since focused on mastering the craft and understanding the intricacies of rhythm and its relation to the body, exploring movement through the lens of techno, house, and bass music.

Mostly Noise is a multidisciplinary new media artist collective founded in 2022 by Johan Vagstedt and Danila Sergienko in collaboration with Hashem Ali, and joined by Olga Ionina in 2024. With their visuals, they explore the boundaries of the dome with vast fantastical landscapes, enormous structures and creatures and characters that interact with the space as well as with the audience.

HEX8 aka Jocelyn Leduc is a digital artist based in Montreal, who has created large-scale exterior projections for prominent events such as the Quartier des Spectacles in Montreal, Shanghai Fashion Week, Lumifest and Pride Montreal. His artistic exploration focuses on the relationship between humans and machines, with a particular interest in repetitive movement sequences, whether organic or mechanical. His eclectic mix of retro-futuristic neon, analog textures, and archival images will visually transport you to another universe for the duration of an evening.