Corsica Studios

As real as it gets for a music venue. Two compact rooms with over powered sound systems, limited focus on lights, glitz or glam. It’s the sound and the people that make it a destination.

They’ve got a coat check and well run bar. Ear protection readily available at the bar for free (love to see that – well done Corsica).

Their website is brilliant for exploring the artists and genres going on each night… If you don’t immediately recognize the names, get stuck in and find a night with performers you will enjoy (direct links to sound cloud accounts makes exploration really easy).

The best club in London.
2 different rooms.
Outstanding sound system.
Spectacular atmosphere.
Cash and card accepted on the door.

I’m not a frequent club goer, but this place has got me hooked! The sound is great, the security and the staff is very polite, resident DJs are friendly, the crowd is decent. Prices are reasonable and a free self service drinking water which you don’t have to queue up or ask for. Top marks!

I enjoyed my evening out here. A friend I hadn’t seen for a decade offered me a ticket to see Mandy, Indiana. The staff were friendly, especially the woman doing the door security who helped my friend as he has some mobility issues. The main room and sound system were good, the toilets upstairs not so good and the overpriced cans of beer at the bar were typical of many London venues.

My friends and I (arab and african descent) went to this club sober for my friends birthday (my friend doesn’t drink due to ramadan) the manager (apparently ‘stacy’) said we can’t come in with no just reason which suggests it’s a cultural difference. We explained that we were just here to have fun with our friends but she turned her nose up at us whilst letting in white girls who were evidently much more drunk. we can’t help but feel like this is targeted