Sat, Oct 10
I Love DnB: Lens
Drum and bass never really took in America the way it did in Britain, which means the people who love it here found it deliberately. Nobody backs into liking a genre at 174 beats per minute. Every single person in that room went looking.
That is what makes these nights feel like a smaller country inside the city. The tempo is punishing and the sub-bass is the actual instrument, so the room has to be built for it — a downtown warehouse with concrete and a rig that can move air. Lens works the deeper, rollier end rather than the aggressive one, which rewards staying for a full set instead of dipping in for the drops.
Nine at night to two in the morning, Saturday the tenth, on East 16th in the warehouse district.
Drum and bass never really took in America the way it did in Britain, which means the people who love it here found it deliberately. Nobody backs into liking a genre at 174 beats per minute. Every single person in that room went looking.
That is what makes these nights feel like a smaller country inside the city. The tempo is punishing and the sub-bass is the actual instrument, so the room has to be built for it — a downtown warehouse with concrete and a rig that can move air. Lens works the deeper, rollier end rather than the aggressive one, which rewards staying for a full set instead of dipping in for the drops.
Nine at night to two in the morning, Saturday the tenth, on East 16th in the warehouse district.
That is what makes these nights feel like a smaller country inside the city. The tempo is punishing and the sub-bass is the actual instrument, so the room has to be built for it — a downtown warehouse with concrete and a rig that can move air. Lens works the deeper, rollier end rather than the aggressive one, which rewards staying for a full set instead of dipping in for the drops.
Nine at night to two in the morning, Saturday the tenth, on East 16th in the warehouse district.
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Drum and bass never really took in America the way it did in Britain, which means the people who love it here found it deliberately. Nobody backs into liking a genre at 174 beats per minute. Every single person in that room went looking.
That is what makes these nights feel like a smaller country inside the city. The tempo is punishing and the sub-bass is the actual instrument, so the room has to be built for it — a downtown warehouse with concrete and a rig that can move air. Lens works the deeper, rollier end rather than the aggressive one, which rewards staying for a full set instead of dipping in for the drops.
Nine at night to two in the morning, Saturday the tenth, on East 16th in the warehouse district.
That is what makes these nights feel like a smaller country inside the city. The tempo is punishing and the sub-bass is the actual instrument, so the room has to be built for it — a downtown warehouse with concrete and a rig that can move air. Lens works the deeper, rollier end rather than the aggressive one, which rewards staying for a full set instead of dipping in for the drops.
Nine at night to two in the morning, Saturday the tenth, on East 16th in the warehouse district.
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