A group of friends who created a collective under the name of Krank’m’Haus by organizing techno events in Eupen, East Belgium, in 2015. The name “Krank’m’Haus” is a play on the German word “Krankenhaus” which means “hospital”, reflecting its founder’s nearby residence. It is also the abbreviation of the sentence “Krank im Haus” which means “Crazy in the House”, referring to the underground culture and its raving experience

The logo design was a castle-shaped vector inspired by the city’s flag, with a half-disc below representing the focus on electronic music. The castle shape also nodded to the cultural location “kulturzentrum alter schlachthof” which was an old slaughterhouse in the past

Krank’m’Haus organized small local rave parties from 2015 to 2019. Its events, seen as a form of therapy, were organized in the Camping Hertogenwald and Kulurzentrum Alter Schachthof locations. The collective featured there local DJs by simultaneously broadcasting their music on Soundcloud

Kmh ended by expand globally in 2019, collaborating with artists from other countries. The exchanges emerged from the various collaborations enriched its identity. It exported music, organized events in clubs like Liquid Club and The Ground Club, booked noticeable DJs and producers, enjoying at the same time the electronic dance music vibration together

After several years of active involvement in the movement, it is now time for the collective to evolve into a label. A new chapter is beginning, with new perspectives. Thus the label aims to approach its community on a deeper level, share its vision and take its place in the big electronic music’s landscape. This evolution has consequently given birth to its new logo, which perfectly represents its new face