Kosovo Clubbing

The cult Belgian techno club in Brussels, "The Fuse" takes over the role of a museum with a dance floor during the corona era 😎 While it was just a club, it hosted 800 clubbers in one night, and now it can accommodate a maximum of 60 visitors per hour 🧐 At the exhibition, clubbers can learn about the history of the club and how " The Fuse " became one of the cult clubs in Belgium, for fans of techno music. You can also see the pop-up exhibition " Echoing Through Eternity" in the space, which shows the history of the uncompromising nightlife in Brussels.  Visitors will discover the origins of the pioneering festival "I Love Techno" in Belgium, which was one of the biggest techno events in Europe , as well as many stories about the giant city parade in Belgium, an event that was close to the club " The Fus e".  And what would a nightclub be without loud music? At a time when clubbing has become a hazy memory, visitors will be able

The founder and owner of Tresor , Dimitri Hegemann , will open  a new club in southwestern Germany . new club He currently lives in Berlin , but this visionary and founder of Tresor was born in Westphalia in 1954, where he will open a new club, he stated this via Facebook post, adding that this its dream come true. Dimitri Hegemann I was born in a little village in Westphalia. And since many years I wanted to run a small club with an excellent soundsystem and effective acoustic treatment here in Westphalia. Somewhere in a raw... The place has not yet been named, but the uncompromising soundsystem inside the raw cellar is already promised. As for the program that will take place at the club, the team will focus on international guest appearances and also promote local talent. The opening date has not yet been announced.

After the stunning Ostati album released on Organic Analogue last year, Georgia's HVL is back with a new album on the label for his home turf, Bassiani.  As a resident of the infamous Tbilisi club, he knows innately how to communicate the vibe of one of the world's most widely discussed techno clubs, only this time he's taken a slightly tougher stance.  " Eyes In The Sky " has a fierce, paranoid acid edge, while "F12 (Korg Patch Mix)" gets into freaky, cerebral techno territory.  There are intriguing interludes and skits, and plenty more dancefloor heaters delivered with an inventiveness that once again affirms HVL's status as one of the brightest talents operating in the loosely defined field of deep techno. [source]

In Lebanon a bomb shelter hiding place whose womb from the 1980s, in which Beirut was a war zone with infinite attacks has become one of the best techno clubs in the world. Clubbing at B018 to Beirut it's same like clubbing at Berghain in Berlin. More info about B018 Club read HERE