A Clubber's Guide

If you are a student who doesn't enjoy a party read no more; but for those who do the good news is that while the clubbing scene is not as vibrant as it once was, it is not dead - in fact it is very much alive.

A quick trawl of the Internet takes us to UK- Clubbers, a site that dedicates itself to traditional trance music and dance beats.

It provides a UK club directory, reviews, pictures, club round-ups and a grand list of other useful links.

A highly recommended site, NiteClubbers.net claims it can change one's life.

For those looking for a fellow raver, After the Club provides the perfect link.

While the clubbing scene is not as vibrant as it once was, it is not dead - in fact it is very much alive

Halina Watts

Its slogan is "connecting the clubbing community". For a real adventure far away from the rainy shores of England, it has an A-Z of some of the best nightlife destinations around the world. Qatar, Vietnam and Fiji even make the list adding a rich cultural backdrop to your clubbing experience.

While clubbing is traditionally connected to dance music,World DJ caters for what you want it to be and if you are a hip hop gal like myself then here is the perfect website for you.

Sign up, tell them what music you like and where you live and they do the hard work for you.

For a more rounded choice including punk, funk, soul and Latin, Timeout Online offers something for everyone.

Its focus is on London providing the reader with a choice of more than 300 clubs.

You can search by genre, or take a chance with Timeouts highlights.

It also provides a list of the most viewed clubs and some articles about what is going on in the wacky world of discos.

So whenever you plan to release your inner party spirit, take advantage of these links and enjoy!