We rarely go out late these days. Beyond visiting venues for Bucharest In Your Pocket review purposes, we are far happier to spend our nights in bed with a good book (currently The Shadow of the Sun, by the greatest foreign correspondent in history, Ryszard Kapuściński, if you must know).

Anyway, this Saturday we might just be tempted to a night on the tiles. For it is not often that an event takes place in Bucharest that makes you say to yourself ‘I really have to see this.’

The event in question? A Romanian Joy Division tribute band, at Control Club.

It will probably be more Atrocity Exhibition than Day of the Lords, but who knows?

Is out and about on the city’s streets. Under a pile of snow, probably.

But panic not! You can avoid the snow and read it from the comfort of your desktop by downloading a PDF copy right here. (We fixed the mistake on the cover – can you spot it? – before it went to print, by the way). You might also want to avoid reading the Foreword, which makes us look a bit silly given we wrote about the snow melting…

We would instead point your way to a couple of other features we came up with for this issue, both of which are also online, at inyourpocket.com/bucharest:

A guide to Liverpool’s Europa League match in Bucharest with Unirea Urziceni, including a brief guide to the city for football fans.

A look back at the story of the Bucharest Earthquake of 1977.

A walk through Old Town/Lipscani.

Plus there are reviews of just about every hotel, restaurant, bar, pub and club in the city.

And do remember that you can comment on every venue in Bucharest by visiting the website. Live music club Mojo is currently generating the most interest and comment.