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"This Greenpoint club—moodily decorated with all-black walls and dead roses hanging above the bar—is one of the best places in the city to see metal, rock and more experimental heavy music, with reliably loud bands typically booked seven nights a week. Saint Vitus has developed a reputation over the years: It is the fucking best place to see dark, heavy, noisy, loud, corrosive, INSANE music. The venue itself may be small, but even enormous acts have now begun throwing intimate, exclusive shows there just because the vibes are so goddamn intriguing. Justin Scurti, Arthur Shepherd and George Souleidis created something special when they opened this place back in 2011, modeling it after metal bars they’d experienced in London, and providing a gathering place for the silent but deadly (kidding!) metal community in Brooklyn. There are places you go to see music played, then there are places that are so special they change the way the music itself is played in them–Saint Vitus is the former. Lifelong teenage dirtbags strongly urged to check this place out, if you haven’t stumbled upon it just yet. Best For: Metal. Duh."
@matthewes
"This Greenpoint club—moodily decorated with all-black walls and dead roses hanging above the bar—is one of the best places in the city to see metal, rock and more experimental heavy music, with reliably loud bands typically booked seven nights a week. Saint Vitus has developed a reputation over the years: It is the fucking best place to see dark, heavy, noisy, loud, corrosive, INSANE music. The venue itself may be small, but even enormous acts have now begun throwing intimate, exclusive shows there just because the vibes are so goddamn intriguing. Justin Scurti, Arthur Shepherd and George Souleidis created something special when they opened this place back in 2011, modeling it after metal bars they’d experienced in London, and providing a gathering place for the silent but deadly (kidding!) metal community in Brooklyn. There are places you go to see music played, then there are places that are so special they change the way the music itself is played in them–Saint Vitus is the former. Lifelong teenage dirtbags strongly urged to check this place out, if you haven’t stumbled upon it just yet. Best For: Metal. Duh."
@matthewes
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@boatgoat1982
"Last night. The legendary 1349 at St. Vitus. Great show. ... My only complaint is the audience. While more diverse than some of my nerdy metal shows, there was too much Watain, Marduk, Dissection, and Inquisition for my tastes. Plus, I saw two people in Burzum shirts."
@everywhereman