Ok, Angus needs some new clubs.
I quite like Inferno at The Electric Ballroom on the First Friday of the month but that's about it at present.
I loved B-Movie but won't be going again because I personally don't like the venue. With my love/hate/hate of Slimelight I'm a bit stumped atm although I have considered going and giving it another try and will probably cave in at somepoint only to remember why I dislike it.
I am probably going to give Tarantula at SIN on Charing Cross Road a go when I have a Third Friday free (and I feel awake). I also love the idea of Wrecked - a goth club crusing along the Thames - but the nexts one's this Saturday and I don't know how regular it is in anycase.
So, partygoers, what clubs can you suggest for me?
Requirements are good music, good company and a decent sized dancefloor* and general milling area being Zone 1 or close to public transport would also be handy!
Music I'd be looking for would be more Industrial/Darkwave/EBM/Indie/80s/Rock/G
* so this rules out many pub-based clubs and anything in a venue like St Moritz which, whilst I enjoyed lurking there a decade or so ago, is not really a 'club' but more of a narrow hall with a bar.
I quite like Inferno at The Electric Ballroom on the First Friday of the month but that's about it at present.
I loved B-Movie but won't be going again because I personally don't like the venue. With my love/hate/hate of Slimelight I'm a bit stumped atm although I have considered going and giving it another try and will probably cave in at somepoint only to remember why I dislike it.
I am probably going to give Tarantula at SIN on Charing Cross Road a go when I have a Third Friday free (and I feel awake). I also love the idea of Wrecked - a goth club crusing along the Thames - but the nexts one's this Saturday and I don't know how regular it is in anycase.
So, partygoers, what clubs can you suggest for me?
Requirements are good music, good company and a decent sized dancefloor* and general milling area being Zone 1 or close to public transport would also be handy!
Music I'd be looking for would be more Industrial/Darkwave/EBM/Indie/80s/Rock/G
* so this rules out many pub-based clubs and anything in a venue like St Moritz which, whilst I enjoyed lurking there a decade or so ago, is not really a 'club' but more of a narrow hall with a bar.
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I'll also have to check the diary to make sure I'm not busy on the Saturday as it'd be a pain to have to rush back to London again either on the Saturday or (especially) Friday night.
Also, what range of music does it play?
Very nice outside area with benches, for smokers.
Entrance with several round sofas for socializing, then Bar area with a nice space between the bar and more seats, sofas, tables...etc.... and in the end of the club there is the very nice dance floor....more then decent sized.
The atmosphere is great, you can easily just sit down and chat, then go dance, then socialize...etc...etc..... And there is the added bonus that Liana drives us back from there !! :)
Music is: http://dave-exile.livejournal.com/28080.html#cutid1
Photos: http://pics.livejournal.com/alexmatt/gallery/0000re43?.view=grid
(that's only a small part of the place)
Link:http://www.invocation-night.net/
But I think that it is mostly pointless, as we will most probably proceed to kidnap you to the next one...
Invocation is excellent but maybe more trad goth than your looking for, you have kryptorium at the london stone too, new sunday night club in camden, Raven...also havok on every sunday at the purple turtle!
Good luck.
I would say Invocation but judging by this comment:
I'm not sure if a pure goth club would be these days - especially if it devoted itself to playing the more obscure tracks in the hope of being Gother Than Thou :p
I'd say it's probably not your cup of tea as it is very purist! It does draw a fairly decent punter base though, so conversation is good and allows you to ignore the weird b-sides of bands no one's ever heard of that no one listened to in the 80s...
But then I'm a bit of a pretentious purist so like that sort of thing ;p
Though Krypto is the best thing in London IMO.
Otherwise I'd be up for it :)