Pain Management returns to OHM with our final date at the club of 2026. We close the year’s programming the way we opened it. With a heavyweight session of low-end business. No ceremony. Babe Roots (Torino) play a peak-time live set of rib-breaking sub pressure. A decade on from their eponymous debut album, the duo’s productions have earned permanent shelf space with dub obsessives everywhere. Someone summed it up better than we could, in a comment under their latest drop: “a Babe Roots release is an event in your life. Don’t take it for granted”. Live, it’s worse - or better, depending on your subwoofer’s opinion. This is happening Halloween weekend. Plan accordingly. Toma Kami comes in from Paris. MB Studio boss, Livity Sound veteran, he’s spent the better part of a decade carving up dancefloors. An 808-heavy, schizoid blend that jumps genres with a particular flair for the juked-out 160 zone. At this point he’s your goat’s goat, your fav’s fav - the reliable heavy hitter who doesn’t miss. Hermenia heads over from Warsaw. FURDA boss, dub connoisseur, no-frills riddim deployments only. She’s held it down at the crest of Poland’s new wave of system music and opens Friday on brand: a trademark session of low-end goodness. Closing is Aeriform - a dangerously slept-on Berliner and longtime PM affiliate. Quietly renowned in the city and his native Italia alike, his polyglot sensibilities were honed over a decade of crate-digging and dancefloor-shaking. If you know, you know. We couldn’t think of anyone better primed to close out our last party of the year. Limited presale tickets available now. Don’t sleep. P.M.