Venues

Vinyl Omakase in the Underground: Tokyo Record Bar

Vinyl Omakase in the Underground: Tokyo Record Bar

Tokyo Record Bar blends vinyl omakase, cocktails, and communal playlists into Shibuya’s most immersive listening ritual.

Vinyl Omakase in the Underground: Tokyo Record Bar

Tokyo Record Bar blends vinyl omakase, cocktails, and communal playlists into Shibuya’s most immersive listening ritual.

Two Drinks, Two Songs: Blue on Velvet’s Quiet Ritual

Two Drinks, Two Songs: Blue on Velvet’s Quiet R...

Blue on Velvet in Koenji offers intimate vinyl rituals where every drink comes with two song requests.

Two Drinks, Two Songs: Blue on Velvet’s Quiet R...

Blue on Velvet in Koenji offers intimate vinyl rituals where every drink comes with two song requests.

Beneath the Streets, A Pulse of Vinyl: The Music Bar Cave

Beneath the Streets, A Pulse of Vinyl: The Musi...

The Music Bar Cave in Shibuya blends vinyl, cocktails, and subterranean design into a Tokyo refuge for true listening.

Beneath the Streets, A Pulse of Vinyl: The Musi...

The Music Bar Cave in Shibuya blends vinyl, cocktails, and subterranean design into a Tokyo refuge for true listening.

Velvet Nights and Vinyl Reveries in Ginza

Velvet Nights and Vinyl Reveries in Ginza

Ginza Music Bar in Tokyo blends vinyl, cocktails, and Tannoy sound into a sanctuary for true listening.

Velvet Nights and Vinyl Reveries in Ginza

Ginza Music Bar in Tokyo blends vinyl, cocktails, and Tannoy sound into a sanctuary for true listening.

Green reveries by the Spree

Anima blends hi-fi sound, natural wine, and greenery in Berlin’s riverside Holzmarkt complex.

Green reveries by the Spree

Anima blends hi-fi sound, natural wine, and greenery in Berlin’s riverside Holzmarkt complex.

The underground pulse of Kreuzberg, slowed to stillness

The underground pulse of Kreuzberg, slowed to s...

Unkompress in Kreuzberg rejects digital flattening with Klipsch, tubes, and deep-listening culture.

The underground pulse of Kreuzberg, slowed to s...

Unkompress in Kreuzberg rejects digital flattening with Klipsch, tubes, and deep-listening culture.