All About Synik

If you've come across the music of Derrick Carter and/or Mark Farina, and wish to learn more about this style of music, look no further than Sydney party Monkey Tennis. [more]

With both crowd favourite Kid Kenobi and Baby Gee on the bill, not surprisingly it made for a busy night at one of Sydney's best and most consistant dance venues, the Chinese Laundry. [more]

The Slip Inn is fast becoming Sydney's best and most popular club for lovers of quality underground sounds, and March 18th was proof of exactly why: Trentemøller played an absolutely faultless set on one of the best sound systems in the southern hemisphere. [more]

Monkey Tennis is not, strictly speaking, the kind of club you'd expect to go to hear international DJs, so their decision to turn around and book two of the world's finest deep house acts was surprising to most, but a great reward to MT's loyal following. [more]

Freq Nasty headlines at Break Inn in his sydney sideshow for the good vibrations tour alongside locals the Impossibles, Bass Kleph, Defcon and Synik. [more]

After the outstanding success of the "Wanna Break" parties, run by a few of the ITM breaks forum regulars - to showcase up and coming DJs and as an excuse to have a giant party - the house heads decided it was their turn, and thus the wheels for "Ill Repute" were set in motion. [more]

As any of my friends will attest I can't stay away from the Laundry. Be it on review duties for ITM or just there with a few mates, I'm hanging around like a fat kid at a canteen at least once a month. [more]

Sounds on Sunday needs no introduction. The headliners for last Sunday's semi-special event, Autumn Sounds [more]

there was nothing filthy about Filth at The World on Saturday Night, aside from my hangover on Sunday. [more]

NYE is the night which every under 50 year old looks forward to. It's the time of year when Sydney goes off with a bang, and we were hoping that Kink would blow our minds even more than the giant disco ball hanging from the Sydney Harbour Bridge. [more]

Almost instantaneously you feel apart of a big family. The impression was that everybody knew everybody and it gave it that nice, home party feel. [more]

The second Robotique brought plenty of super-top-quality eleccy, techy house to Oxford Street, as well as a raucously wasted crowd of fun-loving drunks. [more]

The atmosphere was improved upon from round 2 as I could hear an MC announcing the next DJ, I could hear the crowd clapping and a general air of excitement! [more]