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 The 34-year-old Canadian delivers a lesson in style: he engages with the audience, makes thousands dance, and offers a different interpretation of electronic music.

 Dissonanze ends here, leaving behind certainly some good memories. The musical offering was wide and the organization perfect.

Dissonanze 2005 in Rome showcased a diverse lineup of electronic artists over three days, mixing minimal and techno styles. Highlights included engaging sets by Tiga and James Holden and well-organized event production. Although some performances, like Karl Bartos's, disappointed, the festival overall left a positive impression and energized the local electronica scene. Discover the best moments from Dissonanze 2005 and dive into the world of vibrant electronic music festivals!