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Under the moniker yunè pinku, Asha Yunè creates music where nirvana meets the netherworld. Her latest project BABYLON IX — a combination of halo-glowing synths, spritely break-beats, scythe-cutting hi-hats, submarine bleeps, and cryptic lyricism — is “based definitely in a cyberpunk-ish digital realm,” the Irish-Malaysian producer explains. “I pictured it halfway between a Babylonian garden slash heaven and then a cyberpunk wasteland.” Melancholic and celestial, her...

The 608,000 square-foot venue comes from the team behind Printworks, Beams, and Field Day

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The Guinness Storehouse Summer programme ‘Lovely Day For a Visit’ recently announced headline performances by Kelis and BICEP this summer, with the latte...

Alex Poots, Artistic Director of a href= http://theshed.org target= _blank The Shed /a , announced the New York premiere of Sonic Sphere, a revolut

Check out what we thought of Germanys house and techno haven, Melt Festival. . The latest Clubbing news - Skiddle: The UKs best What\s On Guide

With just days to go until Beyond the Pale returns to Wicklow, festival goers are starting to pack their bags and plan their weekend of events.

The music landscape of the early 2010s was defined by hyper-online people using wacky genre descriptors to pigeonhole scenes that may or may not have actually needed to be classified. Chillwave, vaporwave, and PBR&B all come to mind as legitimate cultural fads, as well as seapunk, which seemed to describe a musical genre that didn’t actually exist. So it’s surprising that, when Daft Punk’s Pharrell-featuring 2013 summer smash “Get Lucky” suddenly made mainstrea...

Check out the best new events on Skiddle including festivals, Warehouse Project, ABBA discos and more. . The latest Festival news - Skiddle: The UKs best What\s On Guide

Despite the summer funk and power pop, the acts that really make a mark at London's Wide Awake festival are grungy, doom-laden and very loud.