Tresor

And how I can blame them? Right? Yes.

What was the hardest part for you as a person? So it clearly touched your career trajectory, like the opportunities you were because Tresor dropped you as an artist for a while at least.

Yeah, I couldn't play again.

Yeah.

I was playing here all the time.

I played WMF, Tresor, like, I was here all the time since the '90s.

I was here very regularly, and I would meet people in the street, and they were like, "Ah, you live here"

[laughs]

So the first week, I really took it easy.

I went and saw Alan and Tresor.

And it's not that I did nothing, but I wasn't really networking hard and pushing on getting gigs or whatever.

But then I had another two weeks to go.

Exactly.

Spaces like the legendary Trezor Club, which was literally located in the subterranean concrete vaults of an abandoned department store.

Wow.

These are raw, brutalist concrete environments.