The Silver Skull

The Silver Skull boasts a variety of rock and dance music, cheap entrance fees and cheaper drinks, with the occasional happy hour.

Outside

Located in the warehouse district near the Los Angeles River, this six story industrial building was once used for industrial purposes. Now, various sorts of rock music can be heard from the street and the windows pulse with an energetic light. Cleaner than the area around it, the building still retains its industrial appearance. People can often be seen queuing outside or smoking on the corner.

Ground Floor

Upon gaining entry into the Silver Skull, visitors will find the chill area. The double volume room is lined with plush leather couches and tables. In the centre of the room are pool tables and foosball tables and against the wall by the stairs are a selection of old arcade machines. A small bar and kitchen provide drinks and, of course, snacks for people readying themselves for a night of drinks or as a cure for the munchies. The background music is relaxed, showcasing classic artists such as The Doors and Led Zeppelin. Every second Sunday, a jazz band plays on the

small stage in the corner.

First Floor

The double volume first floor is the rock area, where the music is of the heavier variety. Bar stools and tables surround the dance floor, where dancing and occasionally moshing is encouraged. Bring out those air-guitar solos. A large stage is located on the opposite side of the room from the large bar, this is where popular rock bands play every weekend, such as the owner's band The Dirty Crows.

Happy hours at 10pm, midnight and 2am.

Second Floor

This area is closed off from the main stairway by a secure gate. Here we find comfortable rooms to rent and rooms for the club staff. On this floor is also the owner's large open plan apartment. All rooms are invitation only.

Third floor

Right below the rooftop, this area is the dance chilled area.

Relaxed trance or house music plays in the background. There are a few couches to one side, and bar stools and tables closer to the bar. This is a good place for party-goers to meet up before heading upstairs.

Roof Top

The rooftop overlooks the Los Angeles River and surrounding warehouse district. Half covered, half open, the perfect area for dancing crowds.

Every night except Sundays, there will be a selection of trance, electro, dubstep or hardstyle music played by the resident disk jockey, with occasional features of well known DJs. The lights and lasers light up the night sky into the early hours of the morning. Activities such as consummation of illegal substances are advised to be done discreetly.

Happy hours at 10pm, midnight and 2am.

The Basement - The Ring

A black door with a viewing slot on the ground floor leads to a stairway to the low ceilinged basement, where mild cage fighting contests known only to a handful of patrons take place in a small wire-fenced area. This is all in the name of entertainment so killing is strictly prohibited. Bets may be placed on each match at the small bar in the corner.

No fighting on Sundays.