Dissident Junk
picking oakum
I'm a bit late on this one, but I gotta say I am confused.
Errr . . . . her definition of a diluted Haç or Dry doesn't chime with my recollections of either place. The Hac was like a warehouse - which is why people loved it - with a few painted girders, certainly not 'nouveau'. Most of the time, it was absolutely filthy, the toilets were always flooded. I wouldn't have said it was airy either, a high roof does not a delicate breezy expanse make. In some respects, the place was cold, vast and not very people-friendly at all. If you got there early, it was an awful place to hang around in, until it filled up.
And Dry? Well, Dry was a bit boring really, and I wouldn't have said it was airy either, more like a corridor with a bar down one side.
Factory's design aesthetic has been democratised: Sugar Lounge, Loaf, Baa Bar and Revolution are all smart surroundings - shiny floors, bit of metal, airy, nouveau. Diluted Haçiendas, baby Drys.
Errr . . . . her definition of a diluted Haç or Dry doesn't chime with my recollections of either place. The Hac was like a warehouse - which is why people loved it - with a few painted girders, certainly not 'nouveau'. Most of the time, it was absolutely filthy, the toilets were always flooded. I wouldn't have said it was airy either, a high roof does not a delicate breezy expanse make. In some respects, the place was cold, vast and not very people-friendly at all. If you got there early, it was an awful place to hang around in, until it filled up.
And Dry? Well, Dry was a bit boring really, and I wouldn't have said it was airy either, more like a corridor with a bar down one side.

