Nashik Kumbh Mela 2015
As one of the world’s largest peaceful gatherings, Kumbh Mela is full of colour, different faiths, and masses of people. It is India’s most venerated…
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For six years now, Bloc has brought some of the most innovative musicians and DJs to the UK, pushing the boundaries of electronic music from…
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By: Claire Bernish, ANTIMEDIA The World, at Large — We are in mourning. Again. Indeed, Paris is in mourning, again. For the second time in less…
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When you are looking for a romantic getaway in Europe, the destinations usually considered are Paris, Venice, Rome… But there’s a new player in…
Digital Thoughts by Omar Reda
Born in Tripoli, Lebanon, Omar Reda gives an interesting comparison of his city with the technological changes and rapid development.
Label Feature: This Ain’t Bristol
Bizarre Culture recently spoke to Sebastian Wolters and Billy Kenny from budding Hannover based record label This Ain’t Bristol. The digitalisation of music has made it…
Preview | Bugged Out Weekender 2016
Bugged Out’s infamous Weekender returns for its fifth year in 2016, bringing some of the biggest names in house, techno and more to Butlins,…
Why Moving Back In With Your Parents Is The Best And Worst Time Ever
I had a fully stocked fridge, a pantry full of fancy booze, and television channels that I wasn’t paying for, but none of it…
Delhi Photo Festival 2015
The Delhi Photo Festival is a celebration of international photography, with its third edition as India’s biggest festival of its kind running from October…
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,…
Chefchaouen, Morocco: The Blue City of the Jebala
The city of Chefchaouen, the jewel of the fierce Jebala tribe in the Rif Mountains of Morocco, sits cradled under the twin peaks of…
Best of Frieze Art Fair London 2015
Every October, the green expanse of London’s Regents Park brings over 160 galleries together to showcase an orgy of paintings, sculptures, photographs and installations…
Lewis Del Mar: Exclusive Interview & Album Review
Lewis Del Mar just released their self-titled debut album. This masterpiece is the highly anticipated culmination of the band’s closely watched rise to fame…
Justin Robertson: Everything is Turbulence | Album Review
Justin Robertson’s Everything is Turbulence is a reminder of why the artist album still has a place in dance music. Whereas singles shoot for…
The ruins of Belchite: A Ghostly Reminder of the Spanish Civil War
The invitation of Alfredo Gonzalez-Ruibal to venture down an archaeologist’s rabbit hole, into a dimension of reverse-engineered history, is surely appropriate for the journey…
