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WHY ESSENTIAL:
APT may be located in bozo central (the Meatpacking District), but the boîte has long featured one of Gotham’s smartest music policies. Deep funk and soul, old-school hip-hop, Berlin minimal techno and quirky West Coast house are just a few of the aural delights that the bi-level lounge has on tap every week.
The secret:
“There’s a spot directly in the middle of the dance floor where there’s no bass at all,” says music director Justin Carter. “The result of the two subwoofers sitting opposite each other in the room. The bass sound waves move toward each other and cancel out.” 419 W 13th St between Ninth Ave and Washington St (212-414-4245)
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Time Out New York / Issue 631 : Nov 1–7, 2007
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