Rhythm & Form

This Saturday, December 18, the long-running but recently in absentia Rhythm & Form night at the Emerald Lounge returns for "Rhythm & Form -- The Resurrection." Resident DJs Jacob Delph, Brian Pfirrman, and David Siefert are bringing back their tech house stylings in conjunction with wall displays by local artists...

By Brendan Joel Kelley

December 16, 2004

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This Saturday, December 18, the long-running but recently in absentia Rhythm & Form night at the Emerald Lounge returns for "Rhythm & Form -- The Resurrection." Resident DJs Jacob Delph, Brian Pfirrman, and David Siefert are bringing back their tech house stylings in conjunction with wall displays by local artists. With one room holding the beats, and the other filled with art, you can sip your drink and converse or just slam it and head to the dimly lighted dance floor. The party runs from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m., just as it should.

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