WHOVILLE! @ LOVE w/guest DJ True

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a waterfall

fake fur walls

funhouse mirrors

giant blinky things

live performances

cushioned cubbyholes

interactive art installations

mindblowing LED light sculptures

huge projection screen with trippy visuals

a cave-like bar serving free candy, nuts, and fruit

Interested? You can have it all… AT ONCE!!!

Whoville! returns to LOVE on Saturday, May 20th, with DJ Adam

Goldstone and special guest DJ True (ALMA NYC, Deeper Than Disco

Radio) spinning underground dance music from 11pm till well after

sunrise.

Themed loosely around Dr. Seuss’ trippy, surreal, childlike aesthetic,

Whoville! is a playground for the ears, eyes, and spirit that blends

cutting-edge underground dance music with mind-expanding

interactive art and performance — reconnecting the broken links that

made legendary nightspots like Paradise Garage, Area, the Pyramid

Club, and Jackie 60 so much more than just places to dance. An all-

night journey across the universe of underground sounds, from deep

to tech; electro to soulful; vocals and tracks; Garage/Loft/Choice/

Factory classics to the classics of tomorrow. You know — the way we

used to.

Adam (who many underground heads know from his releases and

remixes for such respected labels as Nuphonic, Compost, and Irma)

is excited to welcome DJ True (ALMA NYC, Deeper Than Disco Radio),

who will be playing a special Whoville! journey for us.

LOVE’s sound system is simply the best in the city, complete with an

audiophile-quality DJ booth that allows Adam and his guests to create

dancefloor magic. It’ll knock your socks off, believe that!

Need a break from dancing? The rest of the club offers interactive art

installations; a cave-like bar (serving free candy, nuts, and fruit);

and a psychedelic, muy Seuss-ian chillout room, complete with

cushioned cubbyholes, fake fur walls, funhouse mirrors, and a

waterfall. This month, we’re very excited to feature a collection of

mindblowing LED light sculptures by Spec, of Burning Man’s Disorient

and ImageNode crews. If you like giant blinky things (including a

giant, ten-foot-tall volume meter that moves along with the music on

the dancefloor), you’ll love Spec’s light art.

Best of all, the club really exists for the love (ahem) of the music.

The staff is friendly, the drink prices are reasonable, and the vibe is

all about the party. There’s no models ‘n’ bottles bullshit here—just a

cozy wonderland for dancing, socializing, and making friends.

Saturday, May 20, 2006

11pm until 8am (or later)

Love, 40 West 8th Street, NYC

MacDougal Street (entrance on MacDougal Street)

$5 until 1am, $10 from 1am until 4am, and $15 thereafter

Produced in Association with Benny Soto and Joann Jimenez