Recently, most of the nightclub news we’ve been getting has been pretty somber—some of the most iconic late night spots have been closing, prompting some New Yorkers to wax poetic about our city’s dying culture.
But in the midst of it all, New York has trudged on, and new nightclubs are occasionally opening in place of the old ones. This weekend, a brand new spot, Signal, will throw its first official party in the heart of East Williamsburg, and it promises to be the next go-to spot to rage.
Signal was founded by Joshua Buhler, Leonard Fink, and Nicholas Spector, who is also the founder of Golden Record NYC. The venue’s sound-first approach is reflected in its architecture, which features a floating wood floor beneath skylights and several features along its walls and ceiling to isolate and amplify sound. The club also features three sound systems, including a d&b Audiotechnik club system and separate high-fidelity systems from Genelec and Neptune Audio, if you want to get into the nitty-gritty…