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Performances.Pdf Live performances – raison d’être and side projects (Updated 2019-12-12) raison d’être...............................................................................................................2 Stratvm Terror............................................................................................................7 Atomine Elektrine........................................................................................................7 Panzar.......................................................................................................................7 Bocksholm.................................................................................................................8 Grismannen................................................................................................................9 Other performances...................................................................................................10 1 Live performances – raison d’être and side projects (Updated 2019-12-12) raison d’être - 1 June, 1996, at Théatre Municipal, Nevers, France, on the "Festival Musique Ultimes" 1-2 June. - 21 July, 1996, at E-werk, Erlangen, Germany, on the "Cold Meat Industry Festival" 20-21 July. - 24 July, 1996, at Roxy, Prague, Czech Republic. - 16 November, 1996, at Eldslandet, Jönköping, Sweden. - 13 December, 1996, at M/S Stubnitz, Rostock, Germany. Live at the Eurorock Festival 2000 in Belgium. - 14 December, 1996, at Talschock, Chemnitz, Germany. - 22 March, 1997, at Lava Kulturhuset, Stockholm, Sweden. - 26 July, 1997, at The Steeple, Waregem, Belgium, at the "Nights of the Abyss Festival" 25- 26 July. - 29 November, 1997, at K23, Stockholm, Sweden. (A medley performance with raison d'être, Necrophorus, Stratvm Terror and Svasti- ayanam). - 1 October, 1999, at Bug Club, Athens, Greece at the Cold Meat Industry Festival 1-2 October. Live at the Eurorock Festival 2000 in Belgium. - 4 August, 2000, at Neerpelt, Belgium, at the Eurorock Festival 3-6 August. - 21 July, 2001, in Cosenza, Italy at the Festival Invasioni. (A medley performance with raison d'être, Necrophorus and Atomine Elektrine). - 12 August, 2001, at Skeppsholmen, Stockholm, Sweden at the Electric Gathering Festival. - 13 October, 2001, at Hard Club, Porto, Portugal. Live at the Festival Invasioni 2001 in Italy. - 2 November, 2001, at Blue Garden, Trondheim, Norway. - 1 December, 2001, at Red Club, St. Petersburg, Russia at the Heilige Feuer II Festival. 2 Live performances – raison d’être and side projects (Updated 2019-12-12) - 12 January, 2002, at Club Metropolis, Copenhagen, Denmark. - 3 May, 2002, at Bergsbron, Norrköping, Sweden, at the industrial night with raison d’être, Irm, Institut and Skin Area. - 19 May, 2002, at Wave Gotik Treffen, Parkbühne, Leipzig, Germany. - 23 November, 2002, at Siddharta, Temple of Rock, Prato, Italy. - 14 December, 2002, at Slaughterhouse, Berlin, Germany, at the GERÄUSCHINFUSION XV CONFUSION 3 festival with raison d'être, Panzar, Irm, Live at Red Rose 2003 in London UK Institut, Skin Area, Sharons Lost Party. - 14 March, 2003, at Red Rose London, UK. Raison d'être, Deutsch Nepal, Der Feuerkreiner and Bocksholm. - 28 March, 2003, at Darkside Elektronika, H62, Stockholm, Sweden. - 8 June, 2003, at Wave-Gotik-Treffen, Werk II, Leipzig, Germany. - 23 August, 2003, at Skyltenfestivalen, Skylten, Live at Basement 2004 in Denmark Linköping, Sweden. - 13 September, 2003, at Vogon Variety, Malmo, Sweden - 9 January, 2004, at Sleeping Bag Concert, Fylkingen, Stockholm, Sweden. - 24 January, 2004, at Opus Öresund (day 1), Basement, Copenhagen, Denmark. - 25 January, 2004, at Opus Öresund (day 2), Malmö Konsthall, Malmö Sweden. Live at Basement 2004 in Denmark - 6 March, 2004, at 'Nordic Audio Modern' festival, Vilnius, Lithuania. - 30 April, 2004, at Kulturkammaren, Norrköping, Sweden. - 12 June, 2004, at Shock Club, Torino, Italy. - 15 August, 2004, at the 'Summer Darknes 04 Festival' in Utrecht, Holland. - 21 August, 2004, at the DP Arts & Music festival, Oslo, Norway. - 9 October, 2004, at Totem Club, Vizenca, Italy. - 21 October, 2004, at Siberian, New York, USA. - 22 October, 2004, at Elysium Nightclub, Austin, USA. 3 Live performances – raison d’être and side projects (Updated 2019-12-12) - 24 October, 2004, at The DNA Longue, San Francisco, USA. - 11 December, 2004, at Mannheim, Germany. - 19 February, 2005, on the SE3D-Festival at CC Luchtbal, Antwerpen, Belgium. - 5 March, 2005, at Piwnica 21, Poznan, Poland. - 15 March, 2005, at Strahov, Praha, Czech Republic. Live at Elysium club 2004 in Austin, USA - 9 July, 2005, at Subway, Edinburgh, UK. - 6 January, 2006, at Werk21, Zürich, Switzerland. - 4 February, 2006, at Corner Hotel, Melbourne, Australia. - 15 April, 2006, at Old School, Bucarest, Romania. - 16 April, 2006, Fans, Sofia, Bulgaria. - 23 April, 2006, at KOKO, London, UK. - 7 May, 2006, at Vooruit, Gent, Belgium. - 1 July, 2006, at Lumous Gothic Festival, Tampere, Finland. - 11 August, 2006, at 12 Tonar, Reykjavik, Iceland. Special promotional performance that also included songs from Necrophorus, Bocksholm and Necrophorus. - 27 April, 2007, Barcelona, Spain. - 28 April, 2007, Madrid, Spain. - 21 December, 2007, at Rauhnacht Festival, The Cave Club, Salzburg, Austria - 19 January, 2008, at Industrial#12 festival, MJC Picaud, Cannes, France Live at CC Luchtbal, Antwerpen, Belgium - 8 March, 2008, at Dark:Live:Fest:5, Photos by Lucas Geeniar © 2005 Rock Club, Praha, Czech Republic - 17 May, 2008, at V Congresso Post Industriale festival, Siddharta, Prato, Italy. - 20 June, 2008, at Atak Poppodium, Enschede, The Netherlands. - 21 June, 2008, at Parkhof, Alkmaar, The Netherlands. - 18 July, 2008, at Hyperborea VII, Gyar – Music Factory, Budapest, Hungary. 4 Live performances – raison d’être and side projects (Updated 2019-12-12) - 2 October, 2010, at Bazillus Club, Zürich, Switzerland. - 8 October, 2010, at Club Noise, St. Petersburg, Russia. - 10 October, 2010, at DOM Club, Moscow, Russia. - 13 November, 2010, at Phobos II dark ambient festival, at Sophienkirche, Wuppertal, Germany. - 18 March, 2011, at Baroeg, Rotterdam, The Netherlands. - 19 March, 2011, at JH de Klinker, Aarschot, Belgium. Live at the DOM Club 2010, Moscow, Russia. - 20 March, 2011, at Werkstatt, Cologne, Germany. - 30 April, 2011, at Club Revolver, San Dona di Piave, Italy. - 12 June, 2011, at Schaubühne Lindenfels, Wave-Gotik-Treffen, Leipzig, Germany. - 26 June, 2011, at Energy Open Air Festival, Cherkassy, Ukraine. - 12 October, 2012, at DOM Club, Moscow, Russia. Live at Baroeg, Rotterdam Club 2011, Rotterdam, The Netherlands. - 14 October, 2012, at da:da: club, St. Photos by Xavier Marquis © 2011. Petersburg, Russia. - 25 January, 2013, at Club PRKL, Helsinki, Finland. - 5 July, 2013, at Hradby Samoty IV festival, Castle Veveri, Brno, Czech Republic. - 29 March, 2014, at Wrotycz Records 10 Years Anniversary Festival, Poznan, Poland. - 19 April, 2014, at The Valhalla Festival, Norrköping, Sweden. - 3 August, 2014, at Schlagstrom Festival, Live at The Valhalla Festival, Berlin, Germany. Norrköping, Sweden. Photo by Henrik Stolt © 2014. - 15 October, 2014, at Casa del Popolo, Montreal, Canada. - 17 October, 2014, at Machines with Magnets, Pawtucket RI, USA. - 18 October, 2014, at The Acheron, Brooklyn/New York NY, USA. - 19 October, 2014, at Kung Fu Necktie, Philadelphia PA, USA. 5 Live performances – raison d’être and side projects (Updated 2019-12-12) - 21 October, 2014, at Belveders Ultra-Drive, Pittsburgh PA, USA. - 23 October, 2014, Special on air performance at WCSB 89.3 college radio station, Cleveland OH, USA. - 23 October, 2014, at Now That's Class, Cleveland OH, USA. - 25 October, 2014, at Club Rectum, Chicago IL, USA. - 28 October, 2014, at Rubber Gloves, Denton TX, USA. - 29 October, 2014, at Elysium, Austin TX, USA. - 30 October, 2014, at Gramps, Miami FL, USA. - 15 November, 2014, at Shokoladnaya Fabrika, Moscow, Russia. - 6 December, 2014, SE:UK INDUSTRIAL ALLIANCE festival at The Dome, London, UK. - 16 January, 2015, IX Congresso Post Industriale at Magazzino RED, Bologna, Italy. - 17 January, 2015, at Sala BeCool, Barcelona, Spain. - 7 February, 2015, at Rekisteri, Turku, Finland. - 3 April, 2015, at Fylkingen, Stockholm, Sweden. - 4 April, 2015, at Chemnitzer Gewölbegängen, Chemnitz, Germany. - 8 May, 2015, at Levontin 7, Tel Aviv, Israel. - 9 May, 2015, at Ha-Mazkeka, Jerusalem, Israel. - 18 July, 2015, at Castle Party, Bolkow, Poland. - 5 September, 2015, at Nocturnal-Culture- Night-10-festival, Leipzig, Germany. - 7 May, 2016, at Etor Dark Ambient Fest I, Death Disco, Athens, Greece. - 4 November, 2017, at Cold Meat Industry - A 30 Years Anniversary Live, Klubben, Stockholm, Sweden. - 10 March, 2018, Phobos IX at Citykirche Elberfeld, Wuppertal, Germany. Troum and raison d'être first collaboration performance. - 18 May, 2018, at Wave Gotik Treffen, Schauspielhaus, Leipzig, Germany. - 29 March , 2019, at Place Club, St. Petersburg, Russia - 30 March, 2019, at Dom Club, Mosow, Russia. - 16 August, 2019, at Midgardsblot, Borre/Horten, Norway. - 30 November, 2019, at KONTAKT-festival, Dynamo, Norrköping, Sweden. 6 Live performances – raison d’être and side projects (Updated 2019-12-12) Stratvm Terror - 1993-1994, a number of performances in Mjölby, Sweden. No further details. - 28 October, 1995, at Eldslandet, Jönköping, Sweden. - 20 June, 1998, at M/S Stubnitz, Stockholm, Sweden, on the ‘Nursery Injection Festival’. - 1 October, 1999, at Bug Club, Athens, Greece, at the Cold Meat Industry Festival 1-2 October.
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