Stereo Nightclub, one of the finest venues in Montreal for top-flight DJs, was the victim of a fire on July 3rd.

Famed for its massive soundsystem, the club suffered enough smoke and soot damage to close the club down indefinitely. Work will begin after the criminal investigation has been completed at the beginning of August to repair walls, floors, and ceilings that were harmed. While no official date has been set

Dozens of partygoers at an outdoor rave near Moscow last week have lost partial vision after a laser light show burned their retinas, Russian health officials said on Monday.

Moscow city health department officials confirmed 12 cases of laser-blindness at the Central Ophthalmological Clinic, and daily newspaper Kommersant said another 17 were registered at City Hospital 32 in the centre of the capital.

Attendees at the July 5 Aquamarine

Spanish authorities ordered Ibiza’s DC10 to shut for 57 days this week, after Spain’s central courts decided that the legendary after-hours club should serve out the rest of the ban which they successfully managed to appeal against last season.

“I feel like DC10 is the monster of the island, like they hate us,” Circo Loco’s chief Andrea Pelino told Ibiza-Voice, on hearing the news “I don’t understand why this

The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA, if you’re nasty) has quietly dropped a two-year file-swapping lawsuit against Joan Cassin. The news demonstrates that the RIAA is finding itself more and more on shaky legal ground, and begins to raise even more questions about its tactic for identifying and prosecuting individual file-sharers. The case, Warner v. Cassin, was voluntarily dropped without explanation, although RIAA attorney Ray Beckerman made