Castalian Spring

Castalian Spring GmbH is a rehearsal studio in Berlin with five rooms with unique concept and professional equipment that works for musicians each day from 11 am to 11 pm. It was created a year ago by us, two friends from Minsk, Belarus:
Oleg Domanchuk — professional sound engineer who works both in the studio and with musicians at various concerts. Maksim Kulsha — musician and member of cold-wave

band Super Besse with huge experience of touring and practicing in different countries and rehearsal spaces. We worked really hard on it: fully renovated the whole building of the studio by ourselves using special formulas and knowledge. The main goal was to provide musicians with great sound and to open an
unique space to inspire them. In Greek mythology, Castalian Spring got its name after the nymph Castalia threw herself into into a spring to evade the pursuit of Apollo, a famous womanizer of those days. The spring was then named after her, and it was a source of
inspiration for Apollo and the Muses. Later this incident was forgotten and Castalian Spring became a sacred place giving inspiration to poets and musicians. This word has become synonymous to an inexhaustible source of inspiration. Inspiration is good, but how is it from a practical point of view? Each room has musical equipment which we've chosen very carefully. Also we have lockers for storage, toilets, chill-out zone, free wi-fi, coffee and tea etc. More details:
www.castalianspring.de
Location:
Schulzendorfer Straße, 24, Berlin, 13347