BRLN [QLD] | The Temple of Freaks ✦ A Berlin-inspired Rave

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BRLN: The Temple of Freaks A Berlin-inspired night of dark rhythms, art and performances On April 10, our XI BRLN ritual awaits. After an obscene streak of 10 sold out rituals engraved into the memory of each raver, The Temple of Freaks arrives with an unholy cirquesque showcase of techno, madness and dark arts. BRLN returns for its first show of 2026, transforming the ritual into The Temple of Freaks ; a techno-driven, Berlin-inspired freakshow where the weird, the bizarre and the unconventional are not hidden, but celebrated. A space built for freedom, self expression and radical inclusivity. Where 1,300 bodies, dark sounds and performances merge for one night. Expect a twisted, cirquesque atmosphere. Unpredictable performances. Filthy energy across three rooms. A night that blurs the line between rave and ritual. This is our 11th BRLN show, following an unmatched run of 10 consecutive sold out editions. The trust is built. The standard is set. This is not a place to observe. It is a place to participate. Enter the temple. Embrace the strange. Become the freak. BRLN has always been more than sound. It is art, freedom, darkness and community. 3 Chambers | 20+ Techno Disciples | 20+ Ritualists, Fire and Chaos in Performance ❌ BRLN RULES ❌ ✦ Strict dress code enforced BRLN is a curated experience. Entry is conditional on meeting the dress code. The Temple of Freaks demands a Dark Circus Rave aesthetic. black, twisted, grotesque bizarre. A modern freakshow where distortion, excess and abnormal beauty are embraced. Think: Dark Circus · Freakshow · Grotesque · Twisted · Deformed · Bizarre · Eerie · Kinky · Unsettling · Avant-garde Encouraged Black and dark tones with red accents Leather, latex, PVC, mesh, vinyl Chains, harnesses, straps, chrome accessories, primal elements Corsetry, bodysuits, lingerie-inspired dark looks Masks, warped makeup, exaggerated features, eerie body paint Freakshow, burlesque, dark rave circus, ritualistic styling Platf