Le Mouche discotheque is down on E 26th street, home of solid brick, garages, haulage yards, scrap metal, coupla blocks of flats, railway arches. Le Mouche can be located if you turn in at the small grubby marquee that protrudes from the nondescript doorway. Inside a five-by-five porch, you trail down a list of companies and locate the den on the fourth. As I go in, there’s an old grubby tramp figure munching on what is probably a small pie. He catches my eye as I wait for the lift and just keeps nodding with the corners of his mouth turned down and his eyebrows raised. As he turns away he just says “sure”, even though I hadn’t asked anything, and walks back out into New York. Exiting on the fourth, it’s hard to believe I’m in the same warehouse as the outside suggested. And to make things more unreal, when the lift closes behind me it’s impossible to tell there’s a door there at all. Everywhere there are mirrors. The carpet is lush underfoot and, although it’s only two o’clock on a Thursday afternoon, an unseen DJ is working to an empty club. About five copies of me begin… Read full this story
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