When it comes to rockin' the grid, it's Sediments. Okay, so sort of a pun. After months of preparation, a new dance club provides another option. The Sediments DJs offered up an interesting mix of underground music throughout Friday night, with DJ Delish Kellish D igniting the big G.O. The venue promises a variety of industrial, punk, EBM, rock, dark cabaret, dub step, techno, psy, trance, hip hop, aggrotech, etc. The second dj set, by Germany-based Simor McMillan, featured some alluring alternative beats to complement and complete the late night in Second Life. I didn't anticipate hanging around through two dj sets. But I did. Quite a few people checked out the club, and the staff was in full force, interacting with everyone, for its grand opening.
The surroundings - all holidayish - offer some photo opps and some eclectic shopping. It's just a worth a visit or two, and the staff is wonderfully hospitable. I don't really want to categorize Sediments; it's going to grow into its identity. It will be interesting to go back now and then to check on it.
And there's even public restrooms with a bit of graffiti.
It's the extras that sometimes make the difference; nearly clean restrooms. All kidding aside, with such a committed staff, it is likely to stay around for awhile, or as long as they want to, given that there are some creative types involved in putting together this venue.
Every now and then, I like to recommend some non-live music venue options. Sediments is located on Mystic Isles.
The Staff on opening night included:
Sediments DJs: Founder/Co-owner Delish Kellish D (Kelandra Shoreland) and Simor McMillan (also builder). Sediments Host (Co-owner) Lillith (Lillithmei Heron) was there to the end!
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Mystic%20Isles/92/94/22
Thanks to Belinda Barnes everyone got fire torches and some glow rings!
Catch ya later,
Soni
