underground

From drinking with Nastya Muravyova to lecturing on the state of music criticism, this trio are creating content beyond the dancefloor.

"No one knows what will happen tomorrow, after the loud music has stopped."

Putting out the best local music, building their own studio, and booking Princess Nokia to play their festival -- this lot are the exciting future of independent Scandi music.

Party in Berlin, Kiev and Copenhagen as this music zine leads the way through the old and new metropolises of electronic sound. We met the founders.

As part of their latest exhibition Japanese art collective Chim↑Pom gathered some of Tokyo’s most off-beat performers together and set them loose on the city. Virtually unknown overseas, here are the gritty talents hidden under Tokyo’s surface.

Ahead of World Unknown's Easter Special, Ian McQuaid explores how the club night harks back to rave's utopian dream.

i-D caught up with the DJ and founder of GHE20G0THIK to talk culture, partying, misogyny and Rihanna.

South London’s finest welcome October’s Very Own fresh from the Brits to their headline show in Shoreditch.

In a new photography series, king of the brothel creeper, Underground, explore the UK’s new youth tribes.

Is London becoming unsustainable for the rebellious fashion subcultures who once defined it?

Continuing to tackle serious issues through music, Yeezy will exec produce Underground.

Unafraid to take risks, London’s young designers are pushing fashion forward with their vision and creativity.