If we think of the rapid growth of electronic music in modern times, one of the top representatives of that trend is Boris Brejcha. Although he is German, he avoids industrial techno, endless raves and what usually happens at night in Berlin. Boris Brejcha debuted as a DJ in Brazil, after having created a new genre in his studio that he himself would call high-tech minimal. We're talking about music with a lot of grooves, more accelerated than usual in a tech-house sound, but far from the basic structures and instruments of techno music. Behind his Venetian mask, we find a shy, cold guy that has nothing to do with the lively DJ we enjoy on stage. He has created electronic anthems of the 00s like "Purple Noise", "Lost Memory" or his magical edit of Der Dritte Raum's "Hale Bopp". From Neon's hand, infallible as always, Boris Brejcha arrives at Rome's Spazio Novecento to live what will almost certainly be one of the most memorable gigs of his career.