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THE FACE reports from the California festival that’s “at the intersection of culture and Web3”, where trendy crypto types gathered to watch Oneohtrix Point Never, sip mushroom tea and figure out how they can liberate artists.
Members Asha Maura, Naya Samuel and Noble Spell discuss the importance of sharing resources, forming an extended family of likeminded individuals, and their epic new party, Graveyard Shift.
When the pandemic struck New York City in March, its impact on nightlife was unexpected and immediate.
Before the pandemic hit, we met The NeedlExchange, the DJ cooperative helping the so-called stiff US capital get loose.
There's a special kind of moment you can experience once, or maybe a handful of times if you're lucky, at a live show. Your favourite artist is performing and suddenly you're overcome with feeling, like you've been enveloped underwater in a heated pool.
Standing onstage in front of roughly 10,000 people, swaying between red strobes and deep shadows, Maya Bouldry-Morrison, aka Octo Octa, is a sight to behold.
Galcher Lustwerk has made a name for himself with music that is slow and smooth like the movements of a sports car. Nina Posner met the producer to talk his new album Information, his favourite spy flicks and why Lana Del Rey should start reading SPEX.
On a Saturday night in April at the Bushwick venue Elsewhere, Ash Luk and Lida P whirred over their machines in a flurry of action.
Around a three-hour drive north from New York City, Stone Tavern Farm is nestled in a valley amidst the Catskill Mountains. For 47 hours during the last weekend of July, its rolling hills and lush forest played host to the second iteration of Smangtasia, an intimate weekender put together by New York's esteemed Sublimate crew.
From the outside, New York's Knockdown Centre doesn't look like much. But when you get inside the sprawling arts and performance space, with its vaulted ceilings and windowed walls, you can understand what a feat it would be to try and make yourself heard there.
The UK singer, songwriter and performance artist returns with a dazzling new show.
When it was cool to be sad or at least apathetic, Los Campesinos! were eager and earnest.
We're in a beautiful old building in the historic downtown centre of Mexico City at 3am when suddenly, the white strobe lights shut off in the main room on the second floor.
Like every other musician, Zach Saginaw's story starts with cheese.
Drugs, alcohol, and nightlife have a long and complicated relationship, but we need to be doing more to prevent substance abuse.
Interview with the Moscow musician about her new album and short film, для FOR, out now on RVNG.