Club Transmediale is famous for its diverse line-up, dedicating the different nights of the festival to specific genres or topics. With 'Overlap' being the motto of this years 11th edition, the breadth and scope of musical styles on display is as dazzling as ever, ranging from experimental noise and neo-classic to broken beats and disco-pop.

'Overlap' further not only stands for the cross-overs in music itself, but also for the presence of music in other media forms, be it theatre, film, contemporary dance, or video games. CTM.10 dedicates lectures, screenings and performances to each of these areas during the course of its 10 day programme

With such an exhaustive schedule and the all-new festival locations it's all to easy to miss something: to aid you in your festival planning for the next 10 days, we have compiled this small guide containing definite must-sees, insider tips and some of our personal favourites.

Club Transmediale has always been a rare breed among European music festivals: taking place at the same time as its sister festival Transmediale (dedicated to multi-disciplinary discourse and media art), CTM's busy schedule alternates between workshops, lectures, films and presentations during the day and an exquisitely programmed music line-up at night.

In this, CTM's 10th year, the festival curators have drawn together an unparalleled schedule of musical acts and performances. Over a 10-day programme from January 22-31 well over a hundred international DJs, bands and live acts will celebrate the festival's anniversary edition.

Each of the 10 night follows a different stylistic theme, from 'Spektral Disco' with Elitechnique and Lindstrøm & Prins Thomas, over 'Frictions' with Mika Vainio and Radian's Stefan Nemeth to the 'Audictive' night with Guillaume & the Coutu-Dumonts and Anja Schneider.