LiveChinaMusic heads to OKOK - the subterranean speakeasy venue that’s been holding down the fort for Shanghai’s budding music scene for years. Good vibes always - and secretly one of the best spots to grab a bite late at night. Speaking of tasty treats - we’ve got a luminous spread for everyone this evening - featuring young blood and new voices - including scrappy Hangzhou noise pop act whetherday, emerging shoegaze outfit The Numen, who adhere to the genre at its purest and psychedelic evoking everyone from MBV to Radio Dept, and freshly baked indie three-piece Own Goal who cites Joyce Manor, Tiger’s Jaw, and Hot Mulligan as influences. A righteous good time indeed.