After the fall of the Wall, unused spaces and buildings across Berlin are ready to be filled with new life. The ownership situation is unclear, and thus the scene from both parts of the city is taking over the new open spaces. Clubs, galleries, studios, and workshops are emerging—often only for a few weeks. Soon, Berlin becomes the epicenter of a new culture, attracting thousands of followers from around the world with clubs like Tresor and E-Werk. They dance through the night in gas masks or welding goggles to the sound of previously unknown DJs from Detroit. Among them are writers, artists, photographers, and designers. With 180 BPM, youth culture spread in Berlin shortly after the reunification, uniting East and West: Techno. DJs, club makers, music producers, bouncers, and scene figures, people from the heart of the movement and its fringes, all come together.