On August 7, Telega Recordings breathes minimal and techno into the Berlin Room, while New Disorder pull from the shadows, rolling with the post-punk beats and EBM in the Front Room.

On Saturday, August 8, the Berlin Room deals in collective release as Dirty Disco takes over, while the Front Room serves nuance, textures and a lot of good euphoric vibes with Călin and 0vE.

Sqweez! wraps up its national tour at Control on August 14 with Vector & Medusa of Uruguay's Fiesta RARA, joined by crrush (Groove Lab) and first-time Sqweez! guest Vergine Santa Frida. A collision of scenes where techno, EBM, electro, acid house and Latin club meet without asking permission.

Kabinett touches down on Friday, August 21. A Bogotá native with classical bones and a selector's ear, he has spent years shaping his city's underground from the inside out. Expect the type of music made for a dancefloor that thinks and feels.

On September 16, past self make their Romanian debut at Control. The trio channels darkwave, post-punk, dream pop, and ethereal textures through a bilingual mix of Korean and English lyrics. Pulling visual cues from visual kei and sonic influences from bands like The Cure, Molchat Doma, Slowdive, My Bloody Valentine, and The Horrors, their sound drifts between melancholy, haze, and cold dancefloor momentum.

Imarhan have always ripped up the rulebook, and they’re coming to enforce this on Saturday, November 7. Since 2006, the band has challenged preconceptions about the Tuareg desert blues sound known as assouf, popularised by the likes of Tinariwen and Mdou Moctar, by blending its ancient poetry and rhythms with funk, psych-rock and pan-African rhythms.

On Saturday, November 28, DELUXE arrive at Control with moustaches, boundless energy and an unwavering commitment to a good time. Funk, jazz, rock, pop and hip-hop all find their place in DELUXE's exuberant universe discovered by Chinese Man, and are transformed into high-energy songs designed to sweep audiences along.

On Thursday, November 26, Arab Strap arrive at Control for their first-ever show in Romania, bringing with them a new album due this September: Half-Told Tales. What began in 1995 as lo-fi intimacy, post-rock drift, and brutally personal storytelling has kept mutating ever since. Before and after the hiatus can feel like two different creatures, now caring even less about genre conventions.