Ravers in China speak out on freedom, pressure & the underground scene

An article by AP News discusses the country’s hidden rave culture amid a growingly controlled society

DRUMSHEDS and The Warehouse Project launch year-round drug testing programmes

The harm reduction initiative is set up by UK drug testing charity The Loop.

London club Heaven closed after security guard charged with rape

Its licence has been suspended for up to 28 days, until a full hearing takes place.

Björk's new sound installation will "recreate" extinct animal calls

Set to take over Centre Pompidou in Paris, Natural Manifesto hopes to “remind citizens of the raw vitality of endangered creatures”

30 years of 'Sweetness & Light': An Itch-E & Scratch-E story

As one of Australia's most influential dance acts celebrates the 30th birthday of their first album, Paul Mac and Andy Rantzen reflect on how the decades since have left them viewing their work.

Eora’s Carousel achieves highest international distinction for safety & quality

A moment clearly proving that its city has long been undeserving of the reputation seemingly placed on it by police and some lawmakers.

From Durban to Naarm: Sandy B’s charm offensive plays a part in his enduring success

The Kwaito legend talks about career longevity, going on tour and keeping head above water by staying true to his roots.

Pitchfork Music Festival is leaving Chicago after 19 years

The festival cited the "rapidly evolving" festival landscape as the reason for its termination