The dark room fetish

What's happening behind darkroom doors these days? Walter Crasshole examines the changing rules. Do you have Whatsapp? I gave it to him and he gave me his, fully well knowing neither of us would follow up. Pleasantry exchange was nice, but was it needed? Had we broken protocol?

THIS is Sven. He works for an exclusive club. After all, from the outside it appears to be no more than a derelict powerhouse surrounded by a lonesome supermarket and uninspiring communist architecture. It transforms into a mecca for ravers, the holy grail of electronic beats, the motherland of unconformity and a haven where outlandish sexual fantasies come true. It could also be argued that the club is just as famous for its exceptionally ambiguous door policy, with people turned away by its gatekeepers without rhyme or reason. As a visitor to Berlin, I was immediately intrigued and knew I had to attempt to enter this three-level sanctum. From Friday night right through to Monday afternoon, this defunct concrete icon blares out hypnotic techno with some people choosing not to see the light of day in this labyrinth club.

We got a chance to interview the two great guys behind Dark Room Collection about their new brand! I have followed you guys on Instagram for a long time. What made you start Dark Room? Thank you! It all started with a calendar of Paul and just happened to make it set in a Dark Room with a very sexual theme and called the calendar… Dark Room… from there we sold artwork and then onto t-shirts and now branched into fetish gear!

Their efforts, knowledge and belief in the project are what make it grow. We want to carry on being independent, remaining open to more ideas and opinions. You can now participate in the project by supporting it. You can choose how much you want to contribute to the project.