Self-Organization

We do it ourselves. From building speakers to organizing gatherings, everything is done horizontally, without bosses, rulers, or gatekeepers. We organize through mutual trust, open dialogue, and shared responsibility. No one is above anyone else, and no one is disposable. We follow no authority but our collective will, shaped through collaboration and solidarity. No institution, brand, or bureaucracy dictates our path.

Anti-Authoritarian Stance

We stand firmly against all forms of control. No government, company, or institution has the right to decide how we gather and celebrate. Every illegal party is an act of rebellion, a refusal to accept a world ruled by permission, surveillance, and profit. These gatherings are not just escapes. They are acts of defiance, where we reclaim time, space, and joy on our own terms.

Anti-Commercial & DIY Ethic

We reject consumer culture and corporate interference. We create for expression, not for sale. The music, the art, the moment: they are offerings, not products. Through mutual support and shared effort, we sustain a culture where value is not measured in money. We believe real creativity does not need a price tag.

Beyond Spectacle Culture

We reject the cult of the performer and the passive gaze of the crowd. There are no stars here, only participants. We hide the DJ booth, blur the line between artist and dancer, and dissolve the stage into the dancefloor. From the ones behind the decks to the ones carrying crates, everyone matters. This is not a show to watch. It is a space to create together.

Consent, Respect & Boundaries

We respect each other’s space, bodies, and identities. Everyone has the right to feel safe, visible, and respected. We actively oppose all forms of harassment, discrimination, and exclusion, not only between individuals but as part of a broader struggle against systemic oppression. We believe in a culture of consent, where respect and mutual agreement are the baseline.

No Tolerance for Discrimination

We stand against all forms of oppression, including, but not limited to, racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, ableism, and aggressive or disrespectful behavior. Discrimination, harassment, and abuse have no place here and will be met with a direct, collective response. If you witness or experience harassment, abuse, or threatening behavior, speak to an organizer as soon as possible. We take it seriously, and we deal with it collectively.

Respect the Crew and the Venue

This does not run on magic. Help when you can. Clean up after yourself. Respect the work behind the party and follow the guidance of those organizing it.

Look Out for Each Other

If something feels wrong, tell an organizer. Our community survives because we care for it. Your presence and your respect help keep it alive.