
Experience an atmospheric night of post-punk and dark wave at Cassiopeia Berlin. Bragolin brings their modern-day dance floor classics, while Cologne's Hinfort delivers dark, melancholic soundscapes. A perfect night for fans of raw, emotional underground music.
Bragolin is a Dutch post-punk/dark wave project by Edwin van der Velde. The music contains influences from various decades with ‘80s baritone guitar, synths and drummachines, '60s/'70s organs and ’90’s Shoegaze guitars. The lyrics are inspired by post-apocalyptic and horror movies. In 2018 the debut album ‘I Saw Nothing Good So I Left’ was released with ‘Into Those Woods’ as the first music video. The song with its sticky baritone melody by now is a modern-day dance floor classic with over 10 million all-time streams. The album was produced by Van der Velde together with former band member Isolde Woudstra and mixed by René Jongeneelen, with whom Van Der Velde also worked on various records on his Dutch Wave project Zwarte Poëzie. In 2019 Van Der Velde teamed up with Adam Tristar to write the ‘Bragolin vs Adam Tristar’ album ‘Let Out The Noise Inside’. Bragolin has played near 100 shows at various festivals and clubs. Highlights have been WGT, Amphi, Cold Hearted, Extramuralhas, Kalabalik and touring in South America. From 2020 Edwin Daatselaar joined Bragolin as synth player to form the current live duo. At the start of 2026 Bragolin will follow up with a new album ‘I Don’t Like What It Does To Me’, with songs being released one by one. Hinfort is a solo project from Cologne that will regularly release dark, melancholic music in the style of post-punk and dark wave starting in October 2024. Its hallmarks are emotional lyrics about isolation and inner darkness, supported by atmospheric, often minimalist soundscapes.
A highly diverse, colorful, and unpretentious crowd of 18- to 30-somethings, including students, punks, skaters, and relaxed local regulars. Attracts both Berliners and international visitors seeking authentic alternative nightlife.
Highly inclusive door policy, but strictly enforces a safe-space rule. Dress code is radically casual. Cash is often preferred. Arrive early for busy nights. Be aware of 'no phone' policies on some dance floors.

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27
Mar
Starts at 19:00
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27
Mar
Starts at 19:00
Recommended 19:00-20:00
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Bragolin is a Dutch post-punk/dark wave project by Edwin van der Velde. The music contains influences from various decades with ‘80s baritone guitar, synths and drummachines, '60s/'70s organs and ’90’s Shoegaze guitars. The lyrics are inspired by post-apocalyptic and horror movies. In 2018 the debut album ‘I Saw Nothing Good So I Left’ was released with ‘Into Those Woods’ as the first music video. The song with its sticky baritone melody by now is a modern-day dance floor classic with over 10 million all-time streams. The album was produced by Van der Velde together with former band member Isolde Woudstra and mixed by René Jongeneelen, with whom Van Der Velde also worked on various records on his Dutch Wave project Zwarte Poëzie. In 2019 Van Der Velde teamed up with Adam Tristar to write the ‘Bragolin vs Adam Tristar’ album ‘Let Out The Noise Inside’. Bragolin has played near 100 shows at various festivals and clubs. Highlights have been WGT, Amphi, Cold Hearted, Extramuralhas, Kalabalik and touring in South America. From 2020 Edwin Daatselaar joined Bragolin as synth player to form the current live duo. At the start of 2026 Bragolin will follow up with a new album ‘I Don’t Like What It Does To Me’, with songs being released one by one. Hinfort is a solo project from Cologne that will regularly release dark, melancholic music in the style of post-punk and dark wave starting in October 2024. Its hallmarks are emotional lyrics about isolation and inner darkness, supported by atmospheric, often minimalist soundscapes.
A highly diverse, colorful, and unpretentious crowd of 18- to 30-somethings, including students, punks, skaters, and relaxed local regulars. Attracts both Berliners and international visitors seeking authentic alternative nightlife.
Highly inclusive door policy, but strictly enforces a safe-space rule. Dress code is radically casual. Cash is often preferred. Arrive early for busy nights. Be aware of 'no phone' policies on some dance floors.

Save it, set a reminder, and see who else is going — all in the app.
Scan to open on your phone