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Located in Five-Points tucked away in the heart of the defunct industrial area '42-Underground is a bombed out looking factory warehouse that looks for all the world as if it's survived a WWII air raid. Chunks of mortar seem to have fallen out of the wall, and the old stone fence that surrounds the lot looks like it is in need of serious repair. The main entrance is a wide stairway leading down to a set of industrial steel doors.
Where the outside looks plain and down trodden the inside is anything but. Set in the center of the two and a half story structure is a large stage surrounded by empty floor space. The sides of the building are layered with stadium seating, alcoves dot the periphery, the shadowy locations tucked behind support beams and pillars. The Ceiling above is criss-crossed with cat walks. Four large video screens hang in the center over the stage giving full view to observers.
On the Ground floor there are a set of locker/preparation rooms, and restrooms. Up along the edges of the cat walk are two small offices each containing a sofa and large screen TV and one way glass over looking the action below. The second floor/cat walks are only accessible through a set of stairs near the main office in back. (Though there are some ladders that can be dropped for getting down quickly) One Large office hovers above the room against the wall, exactly opposite the entrance, the mirrored glass reflecting the lights of the club. Only recognized Kindred and their associates are allowed up into the cat walks and upper offices. (Where they can all feel superior up there in the shadows, looking down on the crowd.)
There is no cover charge to get in, there are no drinks served here, though on occasion a water vendor comes in and sets up shop, there's no food and no obvious way to make money.
Typically empty on seemingly random nights a Rave breaks out, glow sticks twirling as the extensive light and sound system blasts into the crowd, and slightly retro Techno and Dance music pulses through the building.
'42-Underground
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