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This charismatic host is like Cupid in a uniform, facilitating connections among singles in the room. Their fourth and last project, “Hive Mind,” came out in 2018, and while they haven’t officially disbanded yet, its members (which include the likes of Steve Lacy) seem focused on their respective solo careers.

The Internet’s only female member is Syd, formerly known as Syd Tha Kyd.

The 32-year-old singer was the face of the group, singing and writing most of their highest regarded hits.

This is also a great choice if you fancy a fun night out, but don't want something too crazy. Our advice if it's your first time in Sydney is to head here because you will effortlessly make new squirrel friends. It's the quiz night where brains meet bling, an absolute must for anyone looking to have a quizzically good time.

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She sings with a gentle, suave tone that one might not expect given her more masc presentation. And fear not, even if a meaningful relationship doesn't materialize, there are pretty Aussiebum dancers on hand to spice up the atmosphere.

• Location: The Stonewall Hotel is located at 175 Oxford Street in Darlinghurst.
• Opening hours: Malebox parties are held on Wednesdays from 9 pm.

THURSDAY: Let's Get Quizzical at Burdekin

Thursday, the night of charm and glittery revelations, the chance to impress your Grindr date…WHY?

Her songs, mostly about love, feed off of this softness. The Wildlife Retreat at Taronga is a luxurious eco-retreat set within Taronga Sydney, offering stunning views of Sydney Harbour and immersive access to native Australian wildlife.

At the Oxford Hotel, Tuesday Drag Bingo is not just glittery, it's one of the sparkliest, sassiest, and most unforgettable parties of the week!

• Location: The Oxford Hotel is located at 134 Oxford Street in Darlinghurst.
• Opening hours: Naughty Numbers drag bingo takes place on Tuesdays from 7:30 pm.

WEDNESDAY: Malebox at Stonewall

As the week cruises into Wednesday night, the temperature rises in Sydney thanks to the sexy legendary Malebox party at Stonewall.

Attendees purchase bingo cards, just like in traditional bingo, and use markers to tick off called numbers. Everyone was smoking hot, yet as friendly as pie and down to earth. The show was at a small venue in Brooklyn, and despite it being my first solo concert, I immediately felt comforted by the other Black and queer concertgoers waiting to get inside. It's the ‘Snap Crackle Pop' party, named after the rice crispies mascots (also referred to as ‘rice bubbles' in Australia).

Syd is able to seamlessly transition from songs about bitter breakups to ones about the childlike giddiness of finding a new connection, taking listeners down a journey that mimics a real relationship. Too rarely, however, are the Black pioneers of the lesbian music space credited, and Syd is a perfect place to start doing so. It has two distinct areas.

It's not your run-of-the-mill quiz but a pop culture party. In this guide, we tell you which are the best ones to head to.