Tresor, the Berlin techno institution, has created its own perfume.
Celebrating 30 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall, Tresor has linked up with Holynose to create a scent that is based on the legendary Berlin club.
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Holynose worked with regular visitors of the club, along with the club’s owner, Dimitri Hegemann. Together they created a scent based around the smell of Tresor’s dancefloor to be released alongside a new Russian translation of Der Klang Der Familie (Berlin, Techno and the Fall of The Wall), a book detailing how Techno became a thriving part of youth culture in the wake of the fall of the wall.
Tresor closed its doors in 2005 only to come back two years later to continue being a landmark for Berlin’s techno scene.
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Dimitri Hegemann has also been busy, opening a new club in Westphalia and planning projects in Detroit.
This isn't the first club-based scent either: Unsound festival created Bass, Noise and Drone perfumes recently.
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