OUTWORLD by KLANGKUENSTLER: your hard-techno outfit
KLANGKUENSTLER brings OUTWORLD to Vienna — on 12 Dec 2026 at Multiversum Schwechat. Here's the outfit that survives a full hard-techno night.
Why OUTWORLD is the techno event right now
KLANGKUENSTLER is one of the defining names of the new hard-techno generation. His OUTWORLD shows have already packed out Madrid, Lyon and Amsterdam — and on 12 December 2026 the Multiversum Schwechat near Vienna turns into a hard-techno stronghold. Four acts, one night: KLANGKUENSTLER, supported by SHDW, SVETEC and KAROLINA. Raw kicks, dark atmospheres, peak-time energy. Tickets for nights like these tend to go fast — if you're going, don't leave your outfit to chance. (This is an independent, editorial styling guide and is not affiliated with OUTWORLD or KLANGKUENSTLER.)
The hard-techno dress code: dark, functional, uncompromising
Hard techno has a clear visual language: black, mesh, technical wear, a hint of cyber. Nothing that gets in the way when you dance. For women a figure-hugging mesh body or a bodycon dress works as a base, with wide cargo or techno pants for freedom of movement. Breathable fabrics are a must — the venue gets hot, and a cotton shirt is soaked through within an hour.
The one item you really need: earplugs
Hard techno is played loud — really loud. Quality earplugs with even attenuation (around 17–21 dB) bring the volume down without dulling the sound: you still hear the kicks clearly while protecting your hearing for the next night. It's the cheapest purchase with the biggest long-term payoff — and it belongs in every bum bag, right next to phone, card and keys.
Accessories that work in the dark
In the dark of a techno floor, light makes the difference. LED glasses, UV-reactive body paint and glowing bracelets catch every camera flash and black light. A water-repellent bum bag with an RFID pocket keeps your valuables safe on your body — no jacket, no cloakroom, nothing to lose. Reflective details on pants or joggers finish off the cyber look.