Industrial Addiction

Starting off, I will dedicate Wednesday to the club nights spent here in Norfolk. Hopefully this will give a more enveloping feel to the site. Not to mention a way for the people of I.A. to see what the clubs are like here in VA. (So far nothing to jump up and say “YES… I’m so there.”) 

Well this week’s club was interviewing a new DJ that in all honesty needed to learn more about transitions in industrial music and the likes. Yes I know it can be hard to find the best transition for songs, but when the floor dies for almost a minute, the DJ needs to edit some part of the songs.

The DJ and the whole night was more interesting from the last time my roommate and I went there a few weeks ago. The club is called Doom and Gloom which is held every Tuesdays at The Wave. Normally it is full of the gothic scene and some ravers. This is because of.. well you guessed it.. INDUSTRIAL is blaring through all their speakers from 10pm – 2pm.  

What made this last event particularly special was its theme was ‘Sinners and Saints’. So I had the joy of looking at countless widow peaks and white faces. There were a few people dressed in normal “dark” attire which was a nice change.  

They finally did change the type of music playing instead of playing pure techno all night long, they did a switch of EBM, Industrial, Synth-pop, and a some Techno for all those ravers twirling their lights on the dance floor.

After a few hours being there I noticed that the majority of guys dancing looked… like idiots. Granted some did know how to dance but other than that it looked like the scene from Matrix: Revolutions.

Overall the time there was great but the DJ needed to brush up on his transition skills.

The song of the night was == And One – Military Fashion Show ==

As Always, Here is A Fix

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