Thu, Oct 22
Obscene
Somewhere between twenty-two and now, most people packed the dark music away with the clothes that went with it. A few never did, and once a month they find each other on Broadway without having to explain a single thing to anybody.
Obscene is a DTLA night for goth, industrial, EBM and darkwave, run by residents Industria Nova and Damascus Knives, who play the whole span of it rather than the four songs everyone knows. There are vendors, which tells you what kind of night it actually is — people come early, buy something, stay. It is free at the door and twenty-one and up, and free matters here: it means the room fills with people who came for the music rather than people protecting a fifty-dollar decision.
The Slipper Clutch is small and low and red. You will be standing closer to the booth than you are used to.
Thursday, October 22. Nine p.m. until two. 351 South Broadway. Ask anyone there when the next one is — they will know.
Somewhere between twenty-two and now, most people packed the dark music away with the clothes that went with it. A few never did, and once a month they find each other on Broadway without having to explain a single thing to anybody.
Obscene is a DTLA night for goth, industrial, EBM and darkwave, run by residents Industria Nova and Damascus Knives, who play the whole span of it rather than the four songs everyone knows. There are vendors, which tells you what kind of night it actually is — people come early, buy something, stay. It is free at the door and twenty-one and up, and free matters here: it means the room fills with people who came for the music rather than people protecting a fifty-dollar decision.
The Slipper Clutch is small and low and red. You will be standing closer to the booth than you are used to.
Thursday, October 22. Nine p.m. until two. 351 South Broadway. Ask anyone there when the next one is — they will know.
Obscene is a DTLA night for goth, industrial, EBM and darkwave, run by residents Industria Nova and Damascus Knives, who play the whole span of it rather than the four songs everyone knows. There are vendors, which tells you what kind of night it actually is — people come early, buy something, stay. It is free at the door and twenty-one and up, and free matters here: it means the room fills with people who came for the music rather than people protecting a fifty-dollar decision.
The Slipper Clutch is small and low and red. You will be standing closer to the booth than you are used to.
Thursday, October 22. Nine p.m. until two. 351 South Broadway. Ask anyone there when the next one is — they will know.
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Somewhere between twenty-two and now, most people packed the dark music away with the clothes that went with it. A few never did, and once a month they find each other on Broadway without having to explain a single thing to anybody.
Obscene is a DTLA night for goth, industrial, EBM and darkwave, run by residents Industria Nova and Damascus Knives, who play the whole span of it rather than the four songs everyone knows. There are vendors, which tells you what kind of night it actually is — people come early, buy something, stay. It is free at the door and twenty-one and up, and free matters here: it means the room fills with people who came for the music rather than people protecting a fifty-dollar decision.
The Slipper Clutch is small and low and red. You will be standing closer to the booth than you are used to.
Thursday, October 22. Nine p.m. until two. 351 South Broadway. Ask anyone there when the next one is — they will know.
Obscene is a DTLA night for goth, industrial, EBM and darkwave, run by residents Industria Nova and Damascus Knives, who play the whole span of it rather than the four songs everyone knows. There are vendors, which tells you what kind of night it actually is — people come early, buy something, stay. It is free at the door and twenty-one and up, and free matters here: it means the room fills with people who came for the music rather than people protecting a fifty-dollar decision.
The Slipper Clutch is small and low and red. You will be standing closer to the booth than you are used to.
Thursday, October 22. Nine p.m. until two. 351 South Broadway. Ask anyone there when the next one is — they will know.
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