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    dh2 Label Night: Olof Dreijer "Loud Bloom," Introspekt

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    Thursday, May 21, 2026

    10:30 PM

    Public Records

    Gowanus, Brooklyn

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    Olof Dreijer, best known as one half of the Knife, brings his "Loud Bloom" project to Public Records alongside New York DJ Introspekt. Dreijer’s work sits in experimental electronic composition; Introspekt contributes long-form club sets that move between bass weight and precise rhythmic detail, informed by bills and collaborations with artists such as Joe Nice, ARCHANGEL and Jasmine Infiniti.

    About Loud Bloom

    Loud Bloom lands at Public Records with Olof Dreijer, known for co-founding the Knife, and New York DJ Introspekt. The project sits between experimental composition and club architecture, using frictional rhythms, sharp edits, and bass pressure as structure rather than decoration. Introspekt’s extended set approach threads local dance-floor literacy into Dreijer’s more studio-bound logic. There’s no established NYC-premiere history on record, but the pairing reads as a small study in how European avant-electronics and New York’s contemporary club continuum can speak in the same room.

    About the Artists

    Olof Dreijer

    Olof Dreijer

    Olof Dreijer is a Swedish DJ and producer known for co-founding the electronic duo the Knife with Karin Dreijer. In his solo work, including the “Loud Bloom” project, he leans toward experimental electronic composition built from layered rhythms and austere sound design.

    Introspekt

    Introspekt

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    Introspekt is a New York City–based DJ who has appeared at Nowadays, often in the context of long-form club programming. Their sets move between bass weight and precise rhythmic detail, shaped by collaborations and bills alongside Joe Nice, ARCHANGEL, Cisne, Jasmine Infiniti, CMD+JAZMINE, Petal, S'aint Panic, and Kindergarten Records.