Awesome Tapes From Africa: An Interview with Brian Shimkovitz
Brian Shimkovitz has spent the last decade building Awesome Tapes From Africa from a small blog into a record label. Along the way, Shimkowitz…
Review: Paradise City 2019
Located in the grounds of a small-ish castle just north of Brussels, the Paradise focuses on delivering good, clean, unapologetic fun in a manner…
The Purpose of Street Art: Saving Humanity, One Bee at a Time
What does street art do? Is it protest? Is it a statement? Is it a tool for social change? The very act of street…
An evening in the Spiegeltent- Casus Circus performs Driftwood
As dusk starts to fall at the close of a hot May day, the crowd milling around the grass outside of the Spiegeltent starts…
Jacques Greene: Feel Infinite | Album Review
Jacques Greene’s- real name Philippe Aubin-Dionne- debut album Feel Infinite has been a long time in the making. Having first released music in 2010…
Bonobo: Migration | Album Review
On Migration, Simon Green, the man behind Bonobo, achieves his best work to date. Migration manages to both refine the sound that Green has…
An Interview with Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs
Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs (TEED) has carved a hole for himself in left-field dance music. Sitting somewhere between glistening pop and quirky house, Totally Enormous Extinct…
Into the Valley Festival 2016| Review
Running from Thursday to Saturday evening, Into the Valley returned for its second instalment over the last weekend in July. From Stockholm the journey…
Into the Valley Festival 2016, Sweden | Preview
Billed as bringing city vibes to the forest, the second edition of Into the Valley will take place in an abandoned limestone quarry 280…
James Blake Releases Album Info and New Track
We have a bit of a crush on James Blake here at Bizarre Culture. Having produced two of the most memorable albums of the…
Bilbao BBK Live 2016 | Festival Preview
A medium-sized festival of about 40,000, Bilbao BBK Live offers an eclectic line-up at a strong value-for-money price point. The festival takes place on…
Green Man Festival 2016 Preview
The Green Man in British folklore is a lord of misrule and renewal. With a reputation for having one of the most positive atmospheres…
Love Saves the Day, Bristol
Love Saves the Day is back for its fifth year. Running in Bristol over the May bank holiday, Love Saves the Day is an…
The Peacock Society Festival Preview
One of a handful of wintertime European dance music festivals, The Peacock Society Festival is set to bring a range of top acts to the…
REEL Bangladesh preview: Mass E Bhat documentary screening & director Q&A
On Wednesday 16th December, JAAGO Foundation UK, the Rainbow Collective and Bizarre Culture will collectively host a screening of the documentary Mass E Bhat,…
Resident Playlist Picks: October
Our Editors each take a seasonal spot to share their favourite tracks of the month, from forgotten friends they’ve dug up from the archives to trying some…
The Social Festival 2015 Reviewed
A one day festival in Kent, The Social Festival is marketed as a boutique festival playing the world’s best dance music. And it was…
An Interview with Waifs & Strays
Waifs & Strays have been purveyors of forward thinking house music for over a half-decade. Among the crop of house artists to emerge around…
Eastern Electrics 2015: Raving at Hatfield House
A one day festival is an odd affair. Packing in all the components that make weekend festivals great and boiling it down to just…
An Interview With Headman of Relish Recordings
Headman, aka Robi Insinna, has become a big name in electronic music since he entered the scene over a decade ago. During that span, he began to…