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Nightclubs are dying. Yet, there has not been proper recognition of these losses, and thus no way to move to the next iteration of club culture. Our cities lose the ability to create safe spaces for marginalized groups and counter-culture ideologies that challenges modern power hierarchies.
Nightclubs have been pushed to the brink of death. Yet to fight they become a parasite that purged its host of its excesses to find the elements it needed to thrive. A club with no walls, it occupies the urban symbols of political and social oppression. I
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