Destructo, Drinks, and Dirty Grooves Killed It at His & Hers at the Garret

Via statigr.am/johnny_rubi

Saturday night is for him. It's also for her. Thanks to Poplife, it's for everyone, because the non-gender-specific get-down His and Hers was in full-swing at Grand Central's upstairs Garret.

This weekend, EDM mastermind, composer, and connoisseur Destructo hit the loft for its second installment of their new night. Naturally, the intimate space degraded into a sweaty, alcohol-fueled vibe factory by the end of the night, but that's pretty much what everyone was hoping would happen.

See also:
-Destructo on EDM Trends: "People Want to Hear New Shit; They're Just Not Getting It"
-Hard Miami Announces Pool Party Lineup: Felix Da Housecat, Baauer, 13 Others
-Hard Miami 2013 Announces Two-Day Lineup: Borgore, Claude VonStroke, 13 Others

If you beat the crowd to the party, you were rewarded with free drinks from 11 p.m. to midnight. We don't really understand why anyone would turn down free alcohol, so we got there pretty early.

Via statigr.am/KatSaysKill

Grand Central co-owner Aramis Lorie of the Poplife crew warmed the place up with lots of danceable vibey jams, a mix of classic and recent favorites with some surprises. He even threw down some Kodiak Furs, the dreamy local synth lovers who helped celebrate His and Hers debut.

The vibe started off chill and escalated from start to finish. The crowd included funky young professionals and danceheads ready to get loose. You know you're in for a party when a dude in a chicken suit shows up. It's an even better party when the chicken has a cape.

The free drinks ran out just in time for the real crowd swell, which meant the bathroom line was going to be a hell on Earth for the rest of the night. Drunk people forming lines is where morals are tested, and the weak go to damned-near piss themselves.