Originally hailing from the United States, Krista Bourgeois is a fierce industrial techno live performer, producer, and DJ currently based in Berlin. Infused with corrosive grit, her sound exudes abrasiveness and unapologetic intensity. Krista’s innovative approach to techno is characterized by industrial soundscapes that evolve into visceral, dystopian textures, accompanied by an unwavering blend of relentless percussion and analog warmth.

Krista’s creative output is shaped by unconventional methods, with modular synthesis serving as the core for both her live performances and studio work. Armed with her self-designed instrument of chaos, Krista navigates through realms of mechanized industrial sound design, experimental noise, and breakcore elements. Demonstrating incisive precision and a commitment to challenging conventions, she seamlessly integrates these components into her distinctive brand of hardcore-infused techno.
Beyond the studio, Krista’s dedication to her craft is evident in dynamic performances that have graced renowned venues and events along the U.S. West Coast, including Tenth Aesthetic, Singularity, and Technoids. Internationally, she has left her mark at notable events such as MASS in London, Renate in Berlin, and the iconic Kit Kat Club for Gegen Berlin. As Krista Bourgeois continues to explore the depths of industrial hardcore techno, her unwavering focus on modular synthesis remains at the forefront of her creative expression. With each composition and live performance, she pushes the boundaries of the genre, leaving an indelible mark on the underground electronic music landscape.
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Hello Krista, a pleasure to meet you! Please tell us something about yourself: how are you today? How did you enter the music industry and what are you currently working on as an artist?
Hello hello, thank you for having me! I began my artist journey while in college about 4 years ago. Iâd been going to raves since I was 16 and always dreamed about being able to do music as a career but it didnât seem like a realistic choice initially so I started off studying computer science. A year into my degree, I received an email from my school announcing that they were launching a new program focused on electronic music production and the rest is history. I started off producing and then DJing followed shortly after. These days, I am focused on my live modular performance as Iâve found I enjoy it a lot more than DJing.
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Youâre American, but youâve chosen Berlin as your city of residence. Whatâs your story connected with the German capital? How did it conquer your heart and how come you decided to make this important step and move exactly to Berlin?
When I was in college, I lived in Portland, Oregon, a city with a pretty small techno scene and a pretty non-existent interest in harder styles of techno. I was lucky early on to establish a residency with a collective called Tenth Aesthetic in Seattle which involved a three hour drive each direction to play. Cities with a larger scene like LA were a 2 hour flight away which wasnât terrible but also not feasible to play in the same city weekend after weekend either. I quickly realised if I really wanted to be able to pursue this as a career, I needed to move to Europe. With Berlin being quite legendary for their techno scene, it seemed to just make a lot of sense. Berlin is quite similar to where Iâm from: liberal, artsy, weird, and vibrant but on a much greater scale and intensity level. I had never even been to Europe before moving here so it was quite a leap of faith but I am really happy I made the choice to move abroad. Iâve now been here for a little over two years, itâs still crazy to me how fast time has flown by.
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As the European capital of electronic music, Berlin can be both extremely demanding and very generous at the same time – is it possible to be successful, make real and worthy friendships and simply live a good life there? How does Berlin look in your eyes and what makes you feel well, happy and creative?
I think thatâs a really good question! I think a really necessary thing living in Berlin is to have balance. I became sober a few months after moving to Berlin because the party scene became a bit too much for me. That being said, I still like going out to parties and I think I even have more fun now that I remember the whole night out, itâs just a bit harder to stay out past 5am! I also feel Iâm a lot more productive and generally content with life which I think has helped me progress a lot more musically than if I were still trying to go out 5 nights a week. Having the balance of being on a regular schedule, going to the gym, eating healthy, and taking care of my mental health has been key to finding my sense of balance.
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Which Berlin joke (or stereotype) that is rooted in the electronic music culture you discovered to be, actually, real?
I had heard that Berliners partied for days at a time but didnât really realise how true that was until moving here. Itâs really wild to me how long some of the parties go, often up to 72 hours. Back home, parties were generally 6 hours max and started much earlier in the evening, itâs on another level in Berlin.
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Oh those Berlin-based jokes, step aside! Letâs come back to you and your music – have you discovered immediately your style and the way you want to play or youâve been experimenting with various genres? Was your career path dedicated to hard industrial techno and hardcore from the early beginning? And which artists – also those completely out of the electronic music world – were your biggest inspiration?
In the beginning I was experimenting with house and quickly transitioned into techno after attending some techno parties in LA. It was a slow evolution to the style I play now, each year I feel like I discovered more and more industrial and harder techno artists and labels and grew to really appreciate those styles more. I was heavily influenced by Paula Temple, Ansome, Perc, and Scalameriya. I feel pretty settled into the style I play but I still like to experiment with elements from other genres that I listen to outside of techno like drum n bass, breakcore, and old school dubstep.
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I can call your 2022âs podcast for Gegen one of the most emotional hours spent with music (and one of my last year’s highlights!) – itâs been a long time since Iâve experienced as many various emotions caused by such a well-curated selection. How long does it take to work on a guest mix or set? Where is your starting point, where do you search for inspiration and does it happen that you change the mood and already selected tracks, compared to the beginning of the work?
Ah, thank you so much! I generally spend a week or so collecting music for a mix and maybe another week deciding on the tracks and working on the mix. Although I donât create DJ-style mixes anymore, when I did, I would have a playlist of tracks in my Rekordbox that I knew I wanted to play at some point. I would also dig through a big excel spreadsheet Iâve made of all the labels I like to grab tracks from and dig through their back catalogs to see if there were any gems Iâve missed. My mixes are generally all in a similar mood, dark and heavy, so it makes it easy to mix and match tracks but I like to have a built-in energy throughout the mix. I think that itâs important to tell a story and not just play all-out bangers the whole time.
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What does your production workflow look like? How much time do you dedicate to improvised âjammingâ sessions, and how long does it take to prepare the final versions and mastering? Does it happen that machines revolt against you? And what happens if youâre not satisfied with the effects of your workâŠ?
Typically I begin my projects by designing a kick in Ableton which generally takes a few days and then building the rest of the components around it. I play around with my modular until I find some nice atmospheres and leads and record them into Ableton and then chop and mangle the recordings. My workflow is a bit chaotic as I end up with hours of modular recordings and a million slices of audio that I rearrange like a puzzle for sometimes weeks before itâs all finished. Iâm a pretty slow producer as I like to take my time working out ideas and I think itâs difficult to create something new and interesting in just a few days. I tend to rework a track over and over until Iâm happy with it. I have a hard time just moving onto a new project when itâs not going as I like. I have to finish it, even if it takes a lot of tweaking and reworking bits until it falls into place.
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I think the best feeling is when hours and hours of preparing a live set come together on stage and you get to share this piece of yourself with other people on a nice Soundsystem.
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Iâm very curious about your upcoming release: could you please tell us more about it? Whatâs the big idea behind it, what inspired you and what we can expect from this material?
This November I have a 3 track digital EP releasing via PRSPCT Recordings. I started work on this EP in spiring of 2022 and spent the majority of the past year working on completing it. I wrote this EP after the unexpected death of my father and was in a really dark headspace. I wrote this EP as a way to process my loss and to move forward. Itâs been a really special project for me and I wanted to take the time to create something genuinely âmeâ.
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âCreation Through Destructionâ. Itâs not only a very powerful statement, but also the title youâve chosen for the new EP. Many people are afraid of using this kind of power in the creative process – if used unconsciously and without control, it leads to pure destruction. As an artist, how do you perceive energies and the working ideas? In your opinion, can destruction have some bright (and surprising) sides?
For me, the ability to create something from a state of destruction holds deep personal significance. I’ve experienced challenging moments in my life when everything seemed to be falling apart, but it’s during these times that I’ve drawn creative inspiration. In the realm of music production, I use distortion and noise as integral components of my work. I’ve found that deliberately pushing a sound beyond recognition can lead to intriguing and unexplored sonic territories that might remain hidden if I didn’t allow the sound to undergo a process of deconstruction.
I would describe my music as a form of “organized chaos.” While it’s important to preserve some elements in a cleaner, more structured form, the interplay between destruction and creation in my work reflects the inner workings of my brain and how I view art.

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Your new EP will be a debut release in PRSPCT – a Dutch label known from its passion for hardcore & industrial sounds, as well as of its very straightforward vision of the electronic music scene. How did you find each other and come to the idea of working together? What did the process look like and what was the best / most surprising part of it? And are you already planning something more for 2024 and upcoming years?
Iâve been a long time listener of PRSPCT, as most of my favorite artists and inspirations have been mainstays on the label. PRSPCT represents to me what music should be about, pushing boundaries and creating unique, but hard hitting music regardless of whatâs trendy. It was last year in 2022 at ADE where I was able to connect with Gareth (Thrasher) from PRSPCT in person and in early 2023, I shared my music with PRSPCT, and our relationship began.
It’s still quite surreal to me that I’m releasing on a label that has held such a revered place in my heart and musical journey. Becoming a part of this community carries immense significance for me, and I’m truly honored to be part of it.
Looking ahead to the future, 2024 will be quite exciting as my EP will be pressed to vinyl which also marks my first release on wax. I am already in the early stages of brainstorming new projects Iâd like to collaborate with in the future. I donât believe in the current trend of âcollectingâ as many labels under your belt as possible. I think itâs really nice to have an ongoing collaboration to grow and develop with a label so Iâm looking forward to what the future holds with PRSPCT.
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I heard the previews of the upcoming EP and I must say that Iâm really impressed: youâre pushing the boundaries of electronic music genres, but youâre doing it in a very stylish, high-quality and intriguing way. Whatâs your definition of personal style? Not only in music, but in life in general?
Thank you so much!
My style in music is dark and brooding, dystopian, noisy, raw, and atmospheric. In my life outside of music, I am interested in avant garde, grunge, and dystopian fashion. Art heavily inspires me, I love surrealism and dystopian art, both traditional and in Anime and Manga. Salvador Dali, ZdzisÅaw BeksiÅski, Basquiat, and Hieronymus Bosch are some of my favourite artists. Iâm also a big fan of both Gothic and Brutalist architecture and have a deep love for abandoned spaces overrun by nature.
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What kind of difficulties come across to women – djs, producers, visual artists, etc. – in the electronic music industry? Have you ever experienced some obstacles that do not happen to the male part of the club culture and how women in the techno world can express their femininity?
I think you have to prove your competence more than male counterparts in the scene in order to be taken seriously which can be a bit frustrating. For example, my partner is really supportive and comes to all my gigs and I have had other artists ask if heâs essentially my ghost producer which I donât feel like would happen if the situation were flipped and I were the partner of a male artist. I donât think anyone would assume I was the mastermind behind my partnerâs music career just because I came to his gig.
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Speaking about femininity – or rather the elements associated with it like delicacy, softness or subtlety. Is it possible to find them in the hard, raw, industrial soundscapes that you create, or does your music have a different side? Or maybe you find gentleness in other forms of expression?
I want my music to feel cathartic for people when they listen, a way to let out stress, frustration and anger. I think a big reason I make the aggressive noisy music I make is as a coping mechanism for the trauma Iâve faced and mental health struggles Iâve dealt with. I donât want to make soft or delicate music because thatâs not what feels genuine to me.
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Iâm a big fan of the expression that our dreams are actually waiting for our courage to reach them. I guess there is no better description for your story with the release for prestigious Soma label – your version of 3SBATâs âDraconic Cycleâ won in the remix competition and was released on the EP. How does it feel to get the âwild cardâ to the label that gave a lot to modern techno music and is still one of your very important inspirations?
Being able to release on Soma was a huge milestone for me as a producer and gave me a lot of confidence that I was lacking. It was incredibly validating to have a label of Somaâs level choose your track. Although itâs a bit bittersweet since I donât relate my current sound to that track anymore, I am really grateful for that experience as it pushed me to write more music and know that I was being a lot harder on myself than I should be.
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Which of your dreams – both those related to music and in your private life – is actually the work in progress? What should we keep our fingers crossed for, what to wish for and what you mostly need to get what you wish for?
I am over the moon to release my first EP in nearly 3 years on PRSPCT Recordings. PRSPCT has been a really big inspiration to me and I put together an EP that I feel represents me as an artist so itâs a very exciting release for me. I also have a track coming out on a VA for Rebekahâs label Elements, which is another release I am proud of and canât wait to share with everyone! Iâve been working hard on developing my sound over the past couple of years and itâs nice to be able to finally have music coming out that truly reflects what sound I want to put out into the world.
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Well I donât know if I can say the most important, but these tracks have been some of the most influential in my life. Starting with the oldest to most recent.
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1. Tipper – Trenched
Going back back in time, this sort of psychedelic bass music was all I listened to for years. To me, Tipper is the pinnacle of what it means to be a sound designer. Every Tipper track is insane but this one in particular was one of my favourites, I canât even tell you how many times Iâve listened to it.
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2. Silkie vs Truth – Feel
This is one of the most beautifully produced garage/dubstep tracks of all time in my opinion. Basically all of Deep Medi is legendary and I canât recommend enough.
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3. DJ Madd – New Reality
Oldschool dubstep is some of my favourite music outside of techno. The really old stuff, like this track, is my jam. Deep, deep bass, and well thought out minimalist sound design. The mood of this track is hard to place, like most music in this genre and I absolutely love it. When I think of dubstep, this is what I think of.
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4. Ansome – Pedal to the Metal
This entire album, but especially this song, inspires me immensely. Ansomeâs sound design with his modular is on another level and the intricacy of this track is really special. Thereâs a constant tension between the sounds that duck in out between the broken kicks that I canât get enough of.
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5. Ghost in the Machine – Breaking the Seal
The haunting mood of this track coupled with the crisp sound design is a masterclass in hard industrial techno. I come back to this track again and again. I remember when this was released, I listened over and over, overwhelmed with how stunning this track is.
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Thank you so much for the interview, Krista, and please keep on creating music and inspiring us to reach for the stars!
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Talent: Krista Bourgeois
Interview: Agata OmelaÅska
Translation: Hiroyoshi Tomite, Sara Hirayama
Pictures + Styling: KEYI STUDIO Grzegorz BaciÅski, Izabella Chrobok www.instagram.com/keyimagazine
Styles: Prada, Alexander McQueen, Kuboraum, Nele Westerkowsky, Helena Belenguer, Emilia Seitz & more
Production: Keyi Magazine


