Crobar is considered by most to be one of the most popular late-night dance clubs in the city. The club used to book local bands on Thursdays, but that was discontinued after too many lead singers dropped dead trying to be heard over the low-end rumble. In truth, the place just isn't suited for live music. Justice is definitely done to the pre-recorded techno and industrial jams spun by some of Chicago's most popular deejays, including Gil Burns and Psycho Bitch. Not only will your eardrums get a workout, but you'll become a human heavy bag, with sonic body punches landing from every direction.
Dancing is the best way to stay alive.
You'll dodge more sound wave that way. The overwhelming burden on your eyes and ears might cause you to forget about your sense of smell, but your brain will occasionally register the odor of smoke from cigarettes and the club's fog machine. You're likely to see penny loafers and khakis alongside spiked stilettos, fishnet stockings and leather harnesses, sometimes on the same person. A variety of sightlines makes this a great spot for people-watching. A variety of sightlines makes Crobar a great spot for people-watching.