Led by POI (@poinsaneodle), Mind the Gap is more than just a party—it's a social experiment pushing the boundaries of sound and visuals across two cities. Since its debut in London in 2023, the event has set itself apart through bold graphic direction, an atmosphere charged with anticipation, and a crowd whose style matches the pulse of the BPM.

@pmitcchh is the gatekeeper of a forgotten realm, where black-and-white pixels breathe like ancient runes, and every caption feels like a spell etched into the void. His work unlocks doorways to a world just out of reach—where witches brew ink into potions, and broomsticks carve paths through unseen skies. His Instagram feed isn't just a gallery; it's a grimoire, a flickering portal into the uncanny. If Harry Potter was raised in a glitching gothic dreamscape and mastered illustration instead of spells, he'd look something like this.

Some artists follow the rules. Others break them. And then there’s C3LINA—who warps reality entirely. From throwing her own raves in Saigon to touring the world, her journey into DJing was less a decision and more an inevitability. Now, she’s diving into her debut EP, deconstructing vinahouse and turning chaos into alchemy. Expect the unexpected.

a playlist specially designed for those experiencing Jungian ego death or seeking emotional solace. At GUSH, we've curated our top picks of the saddest songs by Drain Gang CEO Bladee for listeners navigating the depths of their psyche

Seoul Cult stands out by challenging the city’s polished image. It started as a response to the superficial aspects of urban life and has grown into a cultural statement.

Mega Mongoloid featuring Omega Sapien and Lee Suho of the radical K-pop collective Balming Tiger slashes through the manufactured gloss of the mainstream K-pop scene with their raw, unorthodox sound. Their latest endeavor, [Illegal Music Vol.2], is a defiant clash of gabber and hard techno, steeped in the anarchic fury of internet memes.