The Disco At The End Of The World by Gonçalo M. Tavares

In a crumbling, nearly deserted city, a small band of characters takes refuge in an abandoned disco, where music, ritual and storytelling become the fragile means of making sense of loneliness and collapse; told in spare, often surreal episodes, the book is a darkly comic, philosophical fable about memory, moral ambiguity and the persistence of human habits and art at the edge of extinction.