Clubbing

“Russia is more than vodka, bears and Gosha Rubchinskiy.” We asked the founders, club kids and residents of Kisloty about its underground music scene and the creative future of St. Petersburg.

Lukas Viar's intimate polaroids and Instagram account @queer_photo_archive capture London's constantly evolving LGBTQ scene — and show you where the best parties happen.

According to the woman behind it, Róisín Murphy.

James Long makes his return to London as Creative Director of Iceberg, with a collection that paid tribute tribute to Anglo-Italian clubbing.

Shoom, the club that launched acid house and raving in London, marks its 30th anniversary with a special celebration on 8 December. Here founder and DJ Danny Rampling explains how one tiny south-of-the-river club night sparked a pop-culture revolution.

Twenty years into its heritage, Manchester’s Homoelectric is enjoying a pleasing renaissance inside a three-storey Salford warehouse. Of course it is.

Nested between a bunch of warehouses and factory units in one of east Hull’s industrialised zones, lies a club that has woven itself into the fabric of Britain’s nightlife culture. Here, we peek behind the web during its 1984-90 heyday.

Honey Dijon: a true voice of experience and hard-fought conquest, dripping with authenticity.

In the film series Beyond Clubbing, i-D Germany explores what makes the underground Berlin party scene so unique. They talk to the key players breaking boundaries and starting important discussions.

i-D meets the promising new voice in Australian fashion and learns how a wrecked Parisian AirBnB landed the label in VFiles' showroom.

From Fabric to free parties, Night Czars to night tubes, this was all the history – good and bad – that was made at night this year.

Author of Life and Death on the New York Dance Floor, Tim Lawrence shares the parties that have inspired him the most, from Hot Wednesdays at the Hacienda, to Feel Real at The Gardening Club, Body & Soul in New York and beyond.