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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”

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.

Pitchfork Music Festival is leaving Chicago after 19 years

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

Gateway Festival is the newest addition to Naarm's one-day festival calendar

The brand new event boasts a massive lineup at one of the city's most picturesque locations.

Police charge alleged “mastermind” behind murder of former Mixmag editor Dom Phillips

Federal police indicted nine people for the murders of both Phillips and indigenous expert Bruno Pereira

Legendary US producer Quincy Jones has died aged 91

Jones produced and composed hit records for the likes of Frank Sinatra and Michael Jackson.

Crazy P share details of ninth studio album 'Any Signs of Love'

News of the record comes following the tragic passing of frontwoman Danielle Moore in August.

40 creatives contribute to new Palestinian fundraiser compilation, ‘Soli Tunes’

All donations will be sent to a a Palestine-based community studio for composing and recording.

Madlib files lawsuit against former manager over financial self-dealing

Eothen ‘Egon’ Alapatt has been accused of mismanagement and concealing information.

New documentary to highlight the importance of Black-owned British record stores

Out now, the film features contributions from Trevor Nelson, Marcia Carr, Jazzie B, DJ Spoony, Wookie and more.

Daft Punk anime Interstella 5555 to hit theatres globally for the first time

Originally released in 2003, the 65-minute film will be available to watch in 800 cinemas in 40 countries for one night only.

Rinse France launches in-house record label for 10th anniversary

The Rinse FM off-shoot is also set to move to a new studio space in Paris ahead of its 10th birthday celebrations this month.

New York’s The Lot Radio to undergo major renovations

News of renovation works come a week after the station’s communal area was closed off following health concerns.

A list of ways to aid the humanitarian crisis in Lebanon

Find out how you can help those affected by the humanitarian crisis in Lebanon, from ways to donate to further reading and information.

Burning Man urges fans to help raise $20 million amidst financial struggles

CEO Marian Goodell has asked fans to help save the festival following fewer sales of higher-priced tickets this year.

The Nowhere Festival is Eora's newest multi-day festival right in the heart of Sydney's city

The brand new festival announces its inaugural event for February 2025, on Eora's Cockatoo Island.

Sade Adu releases first new track in six years, ‘Young Lion’

The single has been shared alongside four other tracks from an upcoming compilation album celebrating transgender artistry

Gala is reclaiming ownership of ‘Freed From Desire’ with re-recording

The singer has not seen any royalties from the 1996 track while it became an international hit and sporting anthem.