Spectrum City

The inhabitants of Grunge St are often quite dirty, smelly and in need of a hot meal, none the less they know how to have a good time. This is the place where the Electro kids and Rock kids converge to see the coolest underground bands.

This was once a rundown ghetto but in recent years young and cool arty types have begun to move in to the lofts and warehouses. This influx of hipsters is slowly transforming Japan Town in to a bohemian paradise.

In the beginning there was Jack, and Jack had a groove. From the small rundown clubs of Jack city a multi-million dollar industry as grown to take over the dance floors of the world. Take a trip back in time and check out how it all began. Don’t forget to Jack your Body.

This neighbourhood on the outskirts of Funky Town is rough and tough, but quite an exciting place to people watch. The street is aptly named as once a year it hosts the Music Street Carnival, a must for lovers of Funk and Disco as the old school DJ’s entertain the crowd.

This was once a rundown ghetto but in recent years young and cool arty types have begun to move in to the lofts and warehouses. This influx of hipsters is slowly transforming Japan Town in to a bohemian paradise.

The futuristic architecture, neon streets and electronics markets make this a must destination for lovers of electro. The streets are awash with ultra-cool kids dressed for the night listening to their boom boxes.

A melting pot of cultures, and the sounds emanating from the low rise blocks have influenced all that have passed through this neighbourhood. So take a trip down and chillax to the fusion sound of the underground.

Lower Techno City is home to Spectrum City’s high tech industries , and that’s why the planets greatest minds gravitate to it. They work hard and play hard in the ultra cool bars and clubs in this neighbourhood.

Popular with Spectrum Cities Latin community, Little Rio is a vibrant neighbourhood packed with bars and restaurants as well as some great Samba clubs. Every February Little Rio host the world famous Little Rio Carnival, a noisy street party where the cities best Samba Schools compete to be number one in Spectrum City.

This is the place all the hipsters go to be seen in Spectrum City, Cool bars, funky clubs and fashionable boutiques make this a must hang out.

Tucked away on the out skirts of Spectrum City is Levan Palace, a historic stately home sounded by tranquil gardens. Behind the Palace are Larry’s Woods. It is rumoured that during the summer month’s sound systems host illegal parties in to the woods. But we can’t comment on that, guess your going to have to explore for yourself.

The party starts here every weekend! People from all over the city flock to Superstition St every weekend to kick start their weekends. There is a vibrant mix of bars playing funk, house and hip hop and the party often spills out on the square.

Some of the best second hand record shops are to be found in this neighbourhood and as a result vinyl junkies flock to this wax Mecca on a pilgrimage to find inner peace and dusty tunes.

Back in the day Sunshine St was the coolest destination for house heads, now it has become quite commercial as tourists flock to the legendary clubs of the past. Despite this there is still buzz to the place and well worth a visit if you are looking for a cheesy good time.

Sleazy St is located the on the outskirts of Magnum City and is an up and coming neighbourhood frequented by young and cool urbanites. Sleazy St is a melting pot of culture as sounds from The Projects, Magnum Beach and Funky Town fuse together to create a unique sound track.

Rockafella Ave is the hangout spot for Punks, Rockers and Biker chicks, Its dirty noisy and a right good laugh. If you don’t like the mosh pit or are worried about getting your sneakers dirty you best steer clear.

Located south of Spectrum Beach is tiny Reggae Island. From this sun kissed paradise has emanated a sound that has influenced nearly all-musical genres. Roll up a fat one and chill out on the beach whilst listening to the sounds of Reggae Island.

Planet Rock was the birthplace of Hip Hop and Electro, from those mean streets was born the sounds and techniques that have shaped modern dance music. Why not step back in time and check out how it all began. Hip Hop You Don’t Stop!

If you’re looking for guns, girls or drugs then look no further. Pimp St is a rundown ghetto in the heart of Magnum city. Pimp St has become a no go area for many of the city’s inhabitants, however the street is buzzing with life and attitude, so well worth a visit if you are feeling brave.

Welcome to Paradise… Well not quite. Paradise Acres was once a popular resort, for the inhabitants of Spectrum City, however after the Halloween massacre, back in 1974 the resort was abandoned. The Old Lodge Hotel is still standing, and in recent years has become the venue for the Zombie Disco Party one of the best Halloween parties in the city.