If Berlin is techno’s spiritual home, Herrensauna is its pulsing queer heart. Born as a late-night gathering in 2015, the party has...

Techno never really “died” — it just went clubbing for 30 years straight, lost its phone, and came back looking hotter than ever. Born in...

Once upon a time, pop music hid its dirty thoughts behind euphemisms and silhouettes. Now? It's leaning into kink, glitz, and the messy...

When the drop hits harder than your dignity. There’s a sacred moment in any rave: the beat pauses, the crowd collectively inhales, and...

Big Wett: Australia’s Queen of Queer Pop Smackdown Hot off her sold‑out Australia tour , which wrapped in late November with feverish...

A new frequency, from Mexico to the world In a music scene where urban genres evolve at a relentless pace, some sounds don’t follow the trend — they set it. Los Dukes , a trio from Mexico, are not simply adding to the conversation around drill. They’re reshaping it. Made up of Charlie011 , Rokke , and Dali , Los Dukes represent a new wave of artists from Mexico stepping into a sound that, until now, hadn’t found a clear identity in their country. Their debut project, DUKES ,

Bouncing straight out of the UK underground, @lobstab is the donk DJ and music producer who’s turning dancefloors into fever dreams. Known for his turbo-charged sets, tongue-in-cheek visuals, and a sound that’s equal parts nostalgic and ridiculous, Lobstab is bringing donk back—but not as you knew it. Think sped-up classics, blown-out basslines, and chaotic samples with zero shame and maximum energy . A cult figure in the rave revival scene, Lobstab has played sweaty backroom