Gaspard Emma Hers, also known as DJ Würm and Emma Dowdy, is a Brussels-based artist whose practice drifts between drawing, painting, and sound.

From deep in the enchanted forests of rural Quebec, Louka Tessier has manifested a movement that blends wizardry, internet chaos, and beats so cursed they might just open a portal to another dimension. As the official CEO of Shadow Wizard Money Gang™, Louka isn’t just making music—he’s running an underground cult (but like, in a based way)

Drifting through the echoes of Vesterbro, Franarchy exists as a spectral force—melding punk’s raw defiance with lo-fi mysticism, weaving soundscapes that flicker between rebellion and transcendence. As the co-founder of REAL LIVE, he has carved out a world where genres dissolve, live music merges with the club’s dark pulse, and creation feels more like ritual than routine.

Somewhere between a music collective, a guerrilla art movement, and a full-scale sonic rebellion, AUDIO RIOT refuses easy definitions. Founded by director, visual artist, and DJ Yuen Hsieh, this underground force is rewriting the rules of Asia’s club scene.

If rap had a glitch in the simulation, it’d be Joeyy. The Massachusetts-born artist and producer, rocking a dedicated cult following and an iron grip on meme culture, is rap’s biggest anomaly.

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

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.

In a world desperate to conform, C2E is the sound of refusal.
For those brave enough to face it, the noise offers a brutal but necessary clarity. And through the lens of Varg²™, clarity has never looked so bleak—or so beautiful.

In the vast panorama of cinema that delves into the complexities of adolescence, few films manage to capture the raw and turbulent emotional landscapes of youth quite like Shunji Iwai's 2001 masterpiece, "All About Lily Chou-Chou." This Japanese film stands out not only for its unique narrative structure and haunting visuals but also for its profound exploration of the darker sides of teenage life, mirrored through the lens of the internet—a then-nascent phenomenon that promised connection yet often delivered isolation.

In the sprawling universe of digital music, 2Hollis emerges as a celestial figure who not only commands attention with his sound but captivates the visual senses as well. Born Hollis Frazier Herndon, this 20-year-old artist from Chicago has evolved from a mysterious SoundCloud persona to a full-fledged musical innovator, pushing the boundaries of how music is experienced visually and sonically in the age of the internet.