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INTROVERSION X CROME
In this episode, INTROVERSION and CROME present a tightly focused audiovisual performance where breakbeat-driven techno meets a visual language built from found imagery and instinctive motion.
INTROVERSION brings forceful drums, breakbeat structures and dark trance tension into the set. His sound moves between raw techno pressure and atmospheric depth, with wild synth stabs and classic chord work giving the music both weight and emotion. From Berghain to FOLD and through releases on ARTS, Materia, Emerald and his own label Makatao, he has shaped a distinct voice within contemporary techno.
CROME returns for his third appearance on REFLECTED RADIO. Working with his own safari recordings, he transforms wild animals into layered visuals that feel alive and unstable. The footage is reworked into shifting forms and organic motion, adding a raw visual counterpoint to the drive of Introversion’s set.
Together they create a sharp AV dialogue where rhythm and image stay in constant motion.
DJ
INTROVERSION
Introversion’s sound blends forceful drums, breakbeat structures and dark trance tension.
Wild synth stabs and classic chord work give his productions both weight and emotion.
From Berghain to FOLD, his sets are known for balancing intensity with space and movement.
Through releases on ARTS, Materia, Emerald and his own label Makatao, he has shaped a distinct voice within contemporary techno.
VJ
CROME
CROME continues to push a lens-based visual language shaped by movement, texture and real-world imagery. His work sits between documentary framing and live performance, transforming self-captured footage into something more atmospheric and immediate.
For this session, he combines recordings from his travels with dissolving 3D forms and pulsating particle systems. Inspired by the Earth’s elements and species, the set unfolds through the perspective of an external being observing and examining the natural world. The imagery evolves into layered organic motion that moves with the set, adding a raw, living edge to Introversion’s sound.