INS LAND, based in Fuxing Park in Shanghai, is a next-level club experience. The multi-storey complex boasts ten dancefloors, several other music venues, and all manner of futuristic attractions that have seen it dubbed ‘a Disneyland for adults’. Reimagining nightlife for the 21st century, the multi-sensory experience saw INS LAND leap high into the Top 100 Clubs chart at No.12 earlier this year. DJ Mag dives into its magical world
New book, Wizards Of Sound, explores the inventions that paved the way for electronic music
The book explores technological innovations from Edison’s advancements in the knowledge of electricity to the creation of Moog synthesisers
Jamiroquai announce three London O2 Arena shows for summer 2027
Jay Kay and co. will take over the London venue next July
Ms. Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean launch FUGEES HOPELINE interactive audio project with exclusive music
Drawing inspiration from John Giorno’s 1968 Dial-A-Poem project, it encourages fans around the world to call in and share their own messages of hope
Sony launches MDR-3R retro wired headphones inspired by original Walkman-era design
The new product is retailing at between £49.99 and £59.99 across two colourways
Tomorrowland Brasil 2027 line-up announced
Alok, The Chainsmokers, FISHER, Sara Landry, Dimitri Vegas, DJ Gigola b2b HAAi, Carola b2b LP Giobbi, and daily performances by the Symphony of Unity orchestra
Tim Reaper announces debut album, ‘World’s End’, shares ‘Roll Call’: Listen
“For me, jungle is mainly about the breakbeats and the tempo, but it could have anything else going on within that template”
Amnesia Ibiza’s €14,000 lifetime VIP membership sells out
The offer included lifetime entry +1 with two drinks, booth access, and more
Fontaines D.C. to play DJ set at The Warehouse Project alongside Four Tet, Peggy Gou, more
The Irish band are billed as FDC DJs on the line-up for the Eat Your Own Ears event on 21st November
In Clubland: capturing ’90s UK club culture with photographer Mark McNulty
From the legendary dancefloors of Cream and The Haçienda to half-forgotten nights in muddy fields and NCP car parks, Mark McNulty’s new book, In Clubland: 35 Summers of Love, captures the people, places and parties that have shaped more than three decades of British club culture. Here, Daniel Dylan Wray speaks to the Liverpool-born photographer about 10 key images from his archive, and the stories behind them