LONDON - "Rest in peace" reads a note outside the Fabric nightclub as London revellers mourn the loss of the flagship nightspot -- just the latest music venue to shut its doors in the British capital. A man looks at floral tributes outside Fabric nightclub in London following its closureClubbers would find their way to Fabric down a small street behind Smithfield Market, not far from the skyscrapers of the City financial district. But with around half of clubbers taking dance drugs like ecstasy in the UK, according to her research, Measham said it is not possible to completely eliminate risk. Duncan Dick, a journalist at Mixmag dance music and clubbing magazine, praised Fabric for becoming a superclub which maintained its underground feel. The campaign is supported by three simple phrases: "Save Fabric", "Save nightlife", "Save our culture".

Source: Bangkok Post October 07, 2016 04:41 UTC