Despite everything the news keeps throwing at us, a closer look still reveals one thing: there’s also a lot of good things happening in the world! Since 2008, Berlin label KILLEKILL has hosted countless parties for electronic music at places like Berghain and Berghain Kantine, Horst Kreuzberg, Suicide Circus and ://about blank. Along the way, there have been more than a few moments where you simply couldn’t believe what you were seeing and hearing. Out of Killekill later grew Krake Festival — and out of Krake Festival emerged one of the most beautiful social and inclusive initiatives this scene has produced so far: ICK MACH WELLE creates easier access to electronic music for people with disabilities. The project organizes and funds workshops, studio spaces and a mentoring program, promotes and releases music by disabled artists, and brings them onto stages in renowned clubs and festivals such as Nuits Sonores in Brussels, Fusion and Nation of Gondwana. Due to current cuts in fundings for cultural projects in German politics, they need support to keep this project alive — which is why KILLEKILL has set up this massive solidarity rave: 15 hours, 4 floors, and a line up that features a line of nice concerts and live acts, some of Berlin's underground main figures as well as some newcomers - a classical Killekill line up crossing over from house to techno, from no wave to electro punk. There are hardly better ways to spend your time in Berlin on June 20th. Come along and lose yourself!