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Knockdown Center52-19 Flushing Ave., Queens, NY 11378 · Map
Fri 6 Nov 2026 · 7pm → 2am Sat · 7 hours
18+ · Knockdown Center and RUSH ·
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Who’s playing5 artists
In the order the promoter lists them.
- Brutalismus 3000
- SPFDJ
- Dorian Electraback in our listings
- Eera
- Nurse (UK)
Set times not published.
Good to know
- “Presale: Tuesday, October 6 @ 10am ET”
Brutalismus 3000 headlines a special edition of RUSH alongside SPFDJ, Dorian Electra, Eera, and Nurse (Body Bag) on Nov 6.
General On-sale: Tuesday, October 6 @ 1pm ET
The German duo has exploded onto the global stage with a singularly unhinged take on the rave-techno-hardcore continuum. Fusing gabber and schranz with hyperpop-worthy hooks and a sense of punk populism inherited from artists like The Prodigy, Brutalismus 3000 land like a sledgehammer against the stifling forces of conformity.
SPFDJ makes her long-awaited RUSH debut. The Herrensauna resident and Intrepid Skin label boss is one of the most notorious DJs working today. Her singular mix of raw, thundering techno, tweaked, wired club sounds, fearless rave moments and cheeky vocal flips has made her a figurehead for a generation of artists who dare to reimagine clubbing through a defiant, punk lens. Surf Gang's Eera is one of the driving forces behind the modern wave of hyper-blended electronic music, where trance, hardcore, emo and much more swirl together in a vivid tapestry.
Neo-pop diva Dorian Electra joins with a special DJ set. They arrive fresh off the release of their new self-titled LP, a run of covers that reimagines ten classic songs through a manic, high-speed filter. Finally, Body Bag affiliate Nurse ramps up the BPM to dangerous levels. The Body Bag tagline promises "grotesque hardcore" - Nurse delivers.
the rest of the promoter’s listing — 1 more paragraph
Presale: Tuesday, October 6 @ 10am ET
from the promoter’s listing on Resident Advisor
Who they are
Recently at Drom, Avant Gardner, Knockdown Center · often with babys0uljia, bleac, Sparr00w, none of them here on Friday
“There are DJs, and then there's SPFDJ.”
their own biography
the whole biography
There are DJs, and then there's SPFDJ. With an inimitable style, fearless attitude, magnetic energy, and a smooth dichotomy between the badass and softer sides to her artistry, aka "Tendercore", the Amsterdam-based artist has evolved from the grassroots scenes of London and Berlin to a globally established talent and trailblazer over the past decade. 2025 marks the debut of SPFDJ's EP Heel Thyself via her label Intrepid Skin. Dropping in November, the release nods to overcoming challenges in the creative process, including overthinking, while healing herself along the way. As well as motivating women and queers to "boot up for battle" against increasingly oppressive structures, the EP taps into the more vulnerable side of her identity through five bold club-ready tracks. This year, SPFDJ also launched her own worldwide event series, Motherlode. Curating lineups on her own terms, it's another reflection of her no-frills spirit; one that has prevailed throughout her astonishing trajectory and ripples across every endeavour under her name. Having initially honed her sound in the harsher shades of techno, the Swedish producer, DJ and founder of the label Intrepid Skin has since showcased her ability to neatly blend, layer and flare the sonically impenetrable. These days, SPFDJ laces her sets with several genres: percussively rich Latincore, jackin' hardgroove, UK hard house, sawtooth-shaped trance and many more trips and textures have snaked their way into her unruly sets. Operating on a genre-fluid scale, SPFDJ's musical taste continually mutates, refusing to stay static. Unafraid to dig into totally unexpected and abandoned territories, this exploratory and curious nature seeps into her nuanced sets, resulting in total engagement and connection with her crowd from the first beat. In 2018, Herrensauna inducted SPFDJ into their crew of residents, each of whom has empowered and transformed Berlin's queer scene every month in clubs like Tresor and RSO. In the same year, Boiler Room captured a now-iconic SPFDJ set at Herrensauna, which catapulted her profile and remains a source of timeless, sweat-soaked hedonism. The party is SPFDJ's "forever love" and continually grants her the freedom to explore disparate musical moods in a fertile and (not quite) fucks-free environment. Shortly after her first Boiler Room beamed worldwide, SPFDJ launched her label Intrepid Skin, where her Mother Goose qualities emerge from the ether, and her knack for curation and A&R comes to light. An incubator for fearless expression in all its forms, Intrepid Skin is a platform to nurture rising producers. The imprint supports artists at pivotal points of their careers, tracing back to talents like VTSS, Nene H, and Marcus L to more recent records by exciting artists like MarcelDune and Valerie Ace. Multiple Intrepid Skin showcases, like a collaboration with Boiler Room and a club night in FOLD, have allowed DJs from all backgrounds to play in renowned spaces. As the brainchild of SPFDJ, the imprint seeks originality, authenticity and personality rather than a signature sound that represents the label. Radio is another platform where SPFDJ flexes her curatorial talents. Her residency on NTS has seen her lift new names, showcasing their work to the headsy masses, in addition to a previous long-running residency on Rinse FM. Elsewhere, an Essential Mix for BBC Radio 1 and podcasts for Bassiani, Dekmantel, and CRACK are just some milestone mixes that have contributed to her formidable reputation as a DJ who is always two steps ahead of the curve. SPFDJ's gig schedule has seen her appear regularly as a headliner of international shows, from the queer party Fiesta Dame in Santiago to the shadowy enclaves of FAUST in Seoul. Her festival diary includes a myriad of overground and underground gatherings, including Glastonbury, Dekmantel, Pitch Festival, and Primavera Sound, affirming her universal appeal to fresh-blooded and veteran ravers alike. In a scene of DJs and producers determined to take their stand, precious few can match the impact of SPFDJ.Their RA profile lists Intrepid Skin and Herrensauna.Recently at Brooklyn Storehouse, BASEMENT, Knockdown Center · often with WILDERÍCH, Supergloss, Zeynep, none of them here on Friday
Recently at The Chocolate Factory, Elsewhere, Brooklyn Steel · often with Count Baldor, Geo22, FREE JIMI, none of them here on Friday
Recently at Terminal 5, Nowadays, The Sultan Room · often with Anna Luna, evilgiane, Ksuuvi, none of them here on Friday
“Glasgow / London based DJ, co-run Loose Joints”
their own biography
names these artists often play with — not on Friday
- babys0uljia1 with Brutalismus 3000 and 1 with Dorian Electra
- Count Baldor3 with Dorian Electra
- FREE JIMI2 with Dorian Electra
- Geo222 with Dorian Electra
- Ludwig Wandinger2 with Dorian Electra
- Ville Haimala2 with Dorian Electra
- Amphia1 with SPFDJ
- Anna Luna1 with Eera
how this compares
- Median final count, Fridays at Knockdown Center221
- Middle half finished between79 and 383
- Past Fridays at this venue counted96
- Counted so far8 on Thu 8 Oct, 61 on Mon 19 Oct
Counts keep rising until the night; this is where it stands today.
The room
Knockdown Center — 251 events and 819 distinct artists since Aug 2023.
Who’s putting it on
RUSH — 25 events and 65 artists since Nov 2023.
Also that night
- Binh All NightNowadays — also tagged techno, with house too.
- House of Grooves: Eli Escobar All Night + Sissies of MercyHouse of Yes — also tagged techno, with house too.
- Clone Records: Serge, Afra / Detroit In Effect, Ak-4ya / Louise Chenpublic records — also tagged techno.
how these 3 are connected
- Binh All Night — RA tags both listings techno — and that one also house.
- House of Grooves: Eli Escobar All Night + Sissies of Mercy — RA tags both listings techno — and that one also house.
- Clone Records: Serge, Afra / Detroit In Effect, Ak-4ya / Louise Chen — RA tags both listings techno.




