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Holy Ship!! brings together festive partygoers with some of the most creative DJ's in the world. Imagine shipping off to a private island in the Bahamas with Diplo, A-Trak, Skrillex and Justice. Well that's exactly what happened this past weekend on the 3 day party boat. Featuring artists from innovative music labels like Fools Gold and Mad Decent, the event has proven to be one of the most unique music festivals, and even inspired the SS Coachella cruise earlier in December. Click through to see some of the best Instagram pictures from the weekend and start making plans for the 2014 Holy Ship!!
The countdown is finally coming to an end this Labor Day weekend as NYC gets hit with another major electronic music festival, Electric Zoo. Present by Made Event, this is the 4th annual Electric Zoo, and good vibes will rumble throughout Randall's Island all weekend long. Headliners include David Guetta on Friday, Axwell on Saturday, Tiësto on Sunday, and much more. EDM lovers, get your rage face ready once again as GofG breaks down the top ten artists you should check out on the island! More»
Following evening live music events featuring the likes of Santigold and James Murphy, night 16 of the 17-day Transmission LA: AV Club interdisciplinary art festival at MOCA curated by Mike D had to go big. Perhaps that's why Diplo, everyone's favorite DJ/producer/BlackBerry spokesperson, was tapped to close out one of the undisputed coolest L.A. cultural happenings to go down in recent history with one of his signature panty-dropping DJ sets on Cinco de Mayo Saturday night. It was also just a day after the tragic news of the death of the event maestro's fellow Beastie Boy, MCA AKA Adam Yauch, so see how Diplo paid tribute to the rapper who taught us how to get ill. More»
With an eclectic music scene, creative leaders pushing their start-ups, and interactive galore, there's never been a better time for the world to gather in Austin for SXSW 2012! Here's our guide to the best parties! More»
Vegas clubs are the worst, but they're also the best. What I mean by that is, all the things we purport to hate about L.A. clubs—the overblown production design, the Gestapo door policies, the drink prices that make you think you're being punked—are all even more ridiculous in there. At the same time, Vegas is basically a full-sized Ninja Turtles playset with alcohol, so it's far easier and a lot more fun to embrace the absurdity than to complain about it. With that in mind, here are some amazing Le Panda shots of Diplo burning down the house during his Monday night residency at XS in the Encore hotel with Flaunt Magazine and Black Banditz. More»
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Mad Decent parties have been popping up all over the place since they made L.A. their new home. This time, Blaqstarr came out of hibernation (haven't seen him around since the block party) to join Paul Devro and Jillionaire for another hipsters' paradise dance party. More»
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La Cita was overflowing with people when Diplo and the Mad Decent crew took control of the sound system for the weekly "Mustache Monday" party's 3rd birthday. More»
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While Diplo is busy starring in Blackberry commercials and writing weird things on Twitter, his friends in L.A. are out throwing insane parties, and we expect nothing less from the Mad Decent Crew. More»
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It's never too cold for a rooftop party here, even if it's the one weekend of the year that every girl cashes in her free pass to dress in her skimpiest without being labeled a slut. That's why the rooftop of The Standard Downtown was filled with costume-wearing Angelenos for Mad Decent and Dance Right's 'Teach Me How To Chucky' More»
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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