These two sister venues are central to Bangkok’s club scene, both boasting TPI sound systems that deliver crisp, immersive audio. With a steady rotation of international and local DJs, they cater to a crowd that values quality music and high production standards.

A compact, 100-capacity venue tucked near Hua Lamphong, Bar Temp is a favorite among audiophiles and underground heads. Its founders are deeply rooted in the music community, and the space is engineered for intimate, high-fidelity listening experiences.

Founded by Maft Sai, a key figure in Thailand’s Molam revival, Studio Lam blends traditional sounds with global funk, soul, and groove. Located on a corner in Thong Lor, it’s a magnet for dancers, collectors, and anyone seeking genre-defying sets in a warm, eclectic atmosphere.

This late-night club is known for its focus on electro, minimal, and groove-heavy music, often drawing comparisons to Tokyo’s Mitsuki. It’s a space where the dancefloor takes priority, and the programming leans toward deep, hypnotic rhythms that stretch into the early hours.

A bold addition to Silom’s nightlife, Horn champions techno and queer-forward culture with cutting-edge lighting and sound. It’s quickly becoming a cornerstone for Bangkok’s darker, more experimental dance music scene, offering a safe and electric space for self-expression.

A legendary venue in Thong Lor, 12x12 is beloved for its homegrown energy and powerful sound system. Weeknight sessions often feature local collectives and surprise takeovers, making it a reliable spot for discovering fresh talent and staying connected to the city’s underground pulse.