
Exhibition: "Berlin Subway – yesterday and tomorrow"
Trainspotters take note! From June likely until mid-August 2022, visitors to the German Museum of Technology will have the opportunity to experience three generations of Berlin subway trains with all their senses, side by side up close. Among them: A 1:1 mock-up of the future underground train generation J, a double railcar of the generation F79 from 1980, some of which are currently still in service, as well as the oldest preserved subway train car in Germany of the A1 series from 1908.
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Doors UBM 2277
Minimal and futuristic sound with synthesizer and piano create a feeling of strangeness and distant worlds.
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Noisy Pulse UBM 2207
Modern, mysterious and distant sound reminiscent of an underwater sonar.
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Cold Lights UBM 2298
Slightly monotonous, with light electronic sounds, perfect for deep sea or jungle scenes.
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Dancing In Squares UBM 2263
Dynamic, warm, positive track with an electronic guitar. Influenced by country music it fits topics like travelling, family and good memories.
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Liquid Waste UBM 2222
Eerie, septic, virulent. Mysterious sounds that imply quiet danger.