With an area of 10,000 square feet, HighHouse is both the biggest and tallest (at 282 metres) nightlife concept to open since the pandemic.
Read MoreRevision Music and Midnight Shift converge for a frenzied double whammy that will recontextualise the way you know dance music.
Read MoreDarker Than Wax welcomes you to the return of BREW on 9 December, and it’s found an equally trendy locale that could very well fit the bill.
Read MoreThe tracks of JumbogoatXXL are packed with context, engineered for an ongoing age of techno that feeds off harder and faster demands.
Read MoreThis crew of bedroom DJs embrace the label and wear it on their sleeves, transforming their predicament from obstructive to constructive.
Read MoreFor their third rodeo, Outer Bounce continues their adoration for unorthodox performers around the region, hosting them in the unlikely location of Peace Centre.
Read MoreSoniq is the brainchild of Hong, one of the superclub’s resident OGs who understands the importance of underground dance music.
Read MoreBlush have stuck to their guns with time-tested consistency while exploring uncharted avenues along the way. And it’s made for an outstanding debut album that’s paid off.
Read MoreThe identity of unicorns is hardly associated with the idea of restraint. And in that sense, Tipsy Unicorn is positively galloping on rainbows.
Read MoreHow does a low-key bar in Geylang do justice to a high-profile DJ in a residential neighbourhood? With headphones, it turns out.
Read MoreThe band are able to coolly muster a sound that’s classic Great Spy – anthemic indie-rock bravado with wind-swept flair and charisma in spades.
Read MoreSometimes you crack open an oyster and find more than one pearl. That’s turning out to be the Wild Pearl story, with plenty more treasures just waiting to be extracted.
Read MoreBongomann’s Lounge Zero is more temple than tempestuous, trading dancefloor-inclined assaults for measured moments of serenity
Read MoreThe two-day launch event for TRIFECTA showcases a combo of passions across three music stages, three ride arenas and three festival grounds.
Read MoreWe unsheathe the story of Bussy Temple, regarding its metamorphosis for the scene in navigating and crafting safe queer party spaces in Singapore.
Read MoreRunning over seven minutes, the odyssey-leaning “Sun Gazer” sports a gleaming spotless patina that’s fit for the discotheque, tying in with the band’s new identity.
Read MoreWith 24OWLS backing its programming, District M boasts a 30-act lineup that’s diverse and risk-taking with pop, indie, soul, jazz and house performances.
Read MoreThe Batcave Project provides a much-needed space for Singapore’s goth community, bending the boundaries of mainstream dance music one industrial beat at a time.
Read MoreBlackout commemorates this hard-earned victory with a milestone that symbolises what it does best – a throwdown that brings communities together.
Read MoreFor the 15-Min Flash Mix, the Thugshop resident and Unmute.sg founder puts on an array of clanging, banging techno that chugs on like a freight train.
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