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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Intro – an outdoor electronic festival in Beijing
Electronica, and particularly minimal, has been engulfing Beijing in recent times, largely due to the enthusiasm of the Acupuncture crew. Their ambition knows no bounds, and in little over 12 months, this DJ/ Production outfit have served up some of … Continue reading
Posted in China Music Festivals
Tagged acupuncture records, Beijing, dpark, elvis t, intro festival, miao wong, pancake lee
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Beijinger Article on the Chinese Music Scene
A while back, we alerted you to Berwin Song’s excellent article in the Beijinger entitled Music of the Spheres. You can read it here. We really wanted to give this article full and far distribution, and by happy chance, the … Continue reading
Posted in china music
Tagged berwin song, Carsick Cars, music of the spheres, New Pants, Queen Sea Big Shark, the beijinger
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The Dream Factory, visited…
As regular patrons of this blog will already know, we started some highly charged and emotional discussion around 6 weeks ago with our post about the new deal up at Shanghai’s only mid sized live room, the 500 capacity Zhijiang … Continue reading
Posted in Chinese Youth, china music, clubs, live music, modern sky
Tagged China, modern sky, ratatat, shanghai, STD, zhijiang dream factory
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Police getting tougher in the nightclub playgrounds?
Thanks to our sharp eyed friends at Danwei for this one. This article, which describes not only a police raid on Gongti’s most successful superclub Coco Banana, but also the arrest of Chinese superstar Man Wenjun for possession of drugs. … Continue reading
Festival Video pr0n…
Modern Sky and Sina Entertainment have teamed up and created a page full of video from their recent (and inaugural) Strawberry Festival from Tongzhou Canal Park, near Beijing. If you have a lot of time to kill (read, if you … Continue reading
Posted in China Music Festivals, modern sky
Tagged deerhoof, modern sky, sina, strawberry festival, video, xiu xiu
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Reuters evaluation of China Music 2009
Political hotpot – 60 years of the Communist party, 50 years since the Harmonisation of the high place, 20 years since the tragedy of Tiananmen. It’s going to be a hard 2009/10 for all of us trying to get licenses… … Continue reading
Posted in china music
Tagged 2009, China, communist, live, music, party, reuters, tiananmen
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Shanghai to face Beijing style lockdown?
UPDATE: Foodelicious becomes a victim? Read more on Smartshanghai here. No is likely to be the word most often uttered by the various licensing arms of Shanghai’s government over the next 18 months. The Radar has heard from two independent … Continue reading
China Youthology on Chinese Festivals
We here at the Radar have been commentating on the nascent Chinese Music Festival scene. Now we’ve been joined by Chinese Youth Trend consultancy China Youthology. For some strange reason, the blog is blocked by the GFW (Great Fire Wall), … Continue reading
Posted in China Music Festivals, Chinese Youth, live music, midi festival, modern sky
Tagged china youthology, china youthology zafka zhang converse love noise mid festival hot waves modern sky strawberry, converse love noise, hot waves festival, midi festival, modern sky, strawberry, zafka zhang
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More big brand BS
Helen Feng is one of the more influential people in China’s music scene. She combines educating (she is a DJ at one of Beijing premier radio stations) with expressing (she fronts two Beijing bands – Ziyo and rising stars Pet … Continue reading






