Dubstepforum.com

Hey everyone,

I'm going to Japan tomorrow for 2 weeks and I thought that I'd be nice to give a shot at the japanese night life.
However, I'm not sure I can handle K-pop and stuff like that ( ) so I'm looking for places (in Tokyo preferably) where bass music is played (doesnt HAVE to be dubstep, I would dig some neuro dnb too).

Does someone know any good places ?
Thanks

There is a bit of a footwork thing going on if you're into that. DJ Fulltono, DJ AFlow, Guchon, Uncle Texx - Bootytune is the label you wanna look out for.

FAARE FACED wrote:Hey everyone,

I'm going to Japan tomorrow for 2 weeks and I thought that I'd be nice to give a shot at the japanese night life.
However, I'm not sure I can handle K-pop and stuff like that ( ) so I'm looking for places (in Tokyo preferably) where bass music is played (doesnt HAVE to be dubstep, I would dig some neuro dnb too).

Does someone know any good places ?
Thanks

well thats good for you then cos that happens in Korea

K-pop and J-pop are the same thing


start the war now

skimpi wrote:

FAARE FACED wrote:Hey everyone,

I'm going to Japan tomorrow for 2 weeks and I thought that I'd be nice to give a shot at the japanese night life.
However, I'm not sure I can handle K-pop and stuff like that ( ) so I'm looking for places (in Tokyo preferably) where bass music is played (doesnt HAVE to be dubstep, I would dig some neuro dnb too).

Does someone know any good places ?
Thanks

well thats good for you then cos that happens in Korea

No, kpop is HUGE in Japan.

There's a lot more in Tokyo than other places but Osaka has two regular dnb nights on weekends, I'll have a look later. Goth-trad does Back To Chill in Tokyo as well. There's some good clubbing sites but they're written in Japanese, pretty intuitive to use though since they have a calendar and the genres are written in English. I'll put links up later but just search on Google as well or something

EDIT:
http://grindrecord.com/
http://anthem.grindrecord.com/?month=201307
http://www.clubberia.com/ja/
http://www.timeout.jp/ja/tokyo/nightlife
http://www.tokyo-club.net/

I got told by a DJ yesterday that, in Osaka anyway, there's no big dance music events in the week because the police are cracking down on clubs by enforcing the 'no drinking and dancing' law so they can't make money (it's a real law and it sucks right now). Shouldn't be much of an issue in Tokyo but it's a serious thing in Osaka. Not that you can't find stuff though, I definitely recommend Sam & Dave 2 in Shinsaibashi on a Tuesday night.

Don't expect anyone to speak English, either.

test recordings wrote:

skimpi wrote:

FAARE FACED wrote:Hey everyone,

I'm going to Japan tomorrow for 2 weeks and I thought that I'd be nice to give a shot at the japanese night life.
However, I'm not sure I can handle K-pop and stuff like that ( ) so I'm looking for places (in Tokyo preferably) where bass music is played (doesnt HAVE to be dubstep, I would dig some neuro dnb too).

Does someone know any good places ?
Thanks

well thats good for you then cos that happens in Korea

No, kpop is HUGE in Japan.

There's a lot more in Tokyo than other places but Osaka has two regular dnb nights on weekends, I'll have a look later. Goth-trad does Back To Chill in Tokyo as well. There's some good clubbing sites but they're written in Japanese, pretty intuitive to use though since they have a calendar and the genres are written in English. I'll put links up later but just search on Google as well or something

EDIT:
http://grindrecord.com/
http://anthem.grindrecord.com/?month=201307
http://www.clubberia.com/ja/
http://www.timeout.jp/ja/tokyo/nightlife
http://www.tokyo-club.net/

I got told by a DJ yesterday that, in Osaka anyway, there's no big dance music events in the week because the police are cracking down on clubs by enforcing the 'no drinking and dancing' law so they can't make money (it's a real law and it sucks right now). Shouldn't be much of an issue in Tokyo but it's a serious thing in Osaka. Not that you can't find stuff though, I definitely recommend Sam & Dave 2 in Shinsaibashi on a Tuesday night.

Don't expect anyone to speak English, either.

^ wtf is that law

topmo3 wrote:

test recordings wrote:

skimpi wrote:

FAARE FACED wrote:Hey everyone,

I'm going to Japan tomorrow for 2 weeks and I thought that I'd be nice to give a shot at the japanese night life.
However, I'm not sure I can handle K-pop and stuff like that ( ) so I'm looking for places (in Tokyo preferably) where bass music is played (doesnt HAVE to be dubstep, I would dig some neuro dnb too).

Does someone know any good places ?
Thanks

well thats good for you then cos that happens in Korea

No, kpop is HUGE in Japan.

There's a lot more in Tokyo than other places but Osaka has two regular dnb nights on weekends, I'll have a look later. Goth-trad does Back To Chill in Tokyo as well. There's some good clubbing sites but they're written in Japanese, pretty intuitive to use though since they have a calendar and the genres are written in English. I'll put links up later but just search on Google as well or something

EDIT:
http://grindrecord.com/
http://anthem.grindrecord.com/?month=201307
http://www.clubberia.com/ja/
http://www.timeout.jp/ja/tokyo/nightlife
http://www.tokyo-club.net/

I got told by a DJ yesterday that, in Osaka anyway, there's no big dance music events in the week because the police are cracking down on clubs by enforcing the 'no drinking and dancing' law so they can't make money (it's a real law and it sucks right now). Shouldn't be much of an issue in Tokyo but it's a serious thing in Osaka. Not that you can't find stuff though, I definitely recommend Sam & Dave 2 in Shinsaibashi on a Tuesday night.

Don't expect anyone to speak English, either.

^ wtf is that law

didnt that shit used to go down in new york too?

no dancing law?

untightled wrote:no dancing law?

No drinking and dancing after 12. Old law from the 50s, suddenly started being used last year for some reason.

untightled wrote:no dancing law?

http://www.residentadvisor.net/feature.aspx?1515

BACK TO CHILL run by Goth-Trad in Shibuya

They have nights every so often

i think boiler room also has that law

test recordings wrote:

untightled wrote:no dancing law?

No drinking and dancing after 12. Old law from the 50s, suddenly started being used last year for some reason.

and i thought japan was cool............

bennyfroobs wrote:

test recordings wrote:

untightled wrote:no dancing law?

No drinking and dancing after 12. Old law from the 50s, suddenly started being used last year for some reason.

and i thought japan was cool............

I don't think Fukuoka's affected, it's the southern party Mecca