There was a vibraant goth and industrial music circuit in '92 that was just meeting techno, and in an after hours scene that mixed everyone in. Most clubs were

There was a vibraant goth and industrial music circuit in '92 that was just meeting techno, and in an after hours scene that mixed everyone in. Most clubs were of a single genre and crowd for a given night, but after hours was where you got everyone left from everywhere. You had the attractiveness of nightclub staff getting off work with very multi-cultural drug dealers supplying everyone, the gay disco and drag scene, operated by the bikers, and frequented by money of all kinds looking for what money gets. As a kid in that era, it was easier to sneak into an after hours than a legit club, and with no licenses everything was all ages. Primordial shitshow would be the best way to describe it. I say this because what St. Jude is writing about in the article is probably more true than anyone might think.