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The year-round calendar of the world's great house and techno festivals — Time Warp, DGTL, Movement, Sónar, Awakenings, Glitch, CRSSD, ADE and the Ibiza closings — ordered by season, with dates, the sound, and a link to a full planning guide for each. Conclusion-first: which to pick, when the season runs, and how foreigners buy in.
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Two cities, two sounds, born almost together in the early 1980s. Chicago house is soulful and disco-rooted; Detroit techno is futuristic and machine-driven. The people, the places and the philosophy that set them apart — and how they fed each other.
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Afro house is house music built on African rhythm — hand percussion, hypnotic polyrhythms and soulful, spiritual grooves around 118–125 BPM. Where it came from, how to recognise it, and the artists (Black Coffee, Keinemusik, Caiiro) to start with.
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Tokyo has a world-class, welcoming house and techno scene hiding in plain sight. The clubs that matter — WOMB, Vent, Circus — plus the rules visitors get wrong: ID, the cover charge, smoking, last trains and when the night really starts.
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Which Ibiza club on which night — DC10, Hï, Pacha, Amnesia, Ushuaïa and more — for real house and tech house. Season and opening-party dates, how foreigners buy tickets, cashless wristbands, dress and getting home.
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Skip the EDM tourist traps. This is where Amsterdam plays real house and techno — Shelter, Garage Noord, RADION and more — with door, tickets, dress and payment sorted, plus how it all peaks during ADE in October.
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House music began in 1980s Chicago — at The Warehouse, with Frankie Knuckles, drum machines and the ashes of disco. A clear origin story, the machines that shaped the sound, and how it conquered the world.
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Deep house is warm, soulful and chord-driven; tech house is stripped-back, percussive and built for peak time. A clear, side-by-side breakdown with BPM, mood and reference artists.
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Where house actually plays in Berlin — Panorama Bar and beyond — plus the real rules of the door: how to dress, behave, and which nights are house, not just techno.
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