Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs

Tonight his soft voice sounds frail, drowning behind the easy going electro of ‘Household Goods’, but this is understandable, Brighton is the last leg of a sold out UK tour.

Bouncing around his gear with a big friendly smile on his face and finger wagging he was having a visibly good time.

The room was half full by the time Flume started his set but you wouldn’t know it by the way people bounced around to his songs.

Oxford Art Factory, Sydney, Australia

Aussie DJ, Anna Lunoe, was laying down a soulful, lyric laden mix that was bass heavy, but pleasantly so, with touches of r&b and pop.

With a packed house filled with glow sticks and beers, Fake Blood pumped through an hour of straight dance music. With just his headphones, Keating dripped with sweat above his gear. Playing base bumping tunes (both his own and not), the youthful audience seemed to enjoy it, raving vigorously through the enti

Whether you’re Mickey Mouse or the San Diego Chicken, it must be hard to reconcile what the job calls for—namely, bringing joy to young people—with the discomfort and inherent shame of life inside a stifling plush outfit.