Diorama - Bragolin - Carrellee | Dark Christmas Festival

The Dark Christmas festival brings Diorama, Bragolin and Carrellee together in Madrid for an evening centred on dark, electronic sounds.

Sala Nazca opens its doors to this musical gathering featuring three leading names from the contemporary independent scene. Diorama brings its career in melancholic electronica and dark pop, with a repertoire built over several decades of record releases. Alongside them is Bragolin, a post-punk and darkwave act characterised by prominent use of analogue synthesisers and drum machines that evoke the sound aesthetic of the 1980s. Completing the bill is Carrellee, a project that explores the more ethereal and danceable side of synth-pop and alternative music.

On stage, each performance combines live instrumental playing with carefully crafted electronic backing tracks, offering a dynamic journey through the different sensibilities of the genre. The room's atmosphere suits this kind of format thanks to its layout and a sound system designed to emphasise the low frequencies and synthetic textures. The night is aimed at audiences who follow the darker strands of club music and alternative rock, who come in search of an immersive sonic experience and driving rhythms.