The old elevator rattled and groaned the whole way up to the fifth floor, making it a very nervous and unpleasant ride for Gina. She did arive safely though, and was amazed at what she saw when she got out.<br/>The place seemed to be huge, the benefit of having a whole abandoned factory to play with, she supposed. The room she stepped out into held a bar, some tables and chairs and a couple of banged up sofas. Band flags hang from the walls and the ceiling, rock, metal and punk rock seemed to be the music of choice for this crowd. One whole wall of the room was nothing but a bunch of broken glass windows, looking down on the cavernous room below. The large room probably held about 100 people, thrashing about to the music from the live band playing on a make shift stage. It sounded like a mix between the Ramones and Sex Pistols and weren't very good, to be honest. But the band played with furious energy and the crowd was eating it up.<br/>The noice level up where Gina was wasn't as bad, you'd be able to at least try to carry a conversation here.