When you are young you are better looking. You can drink more and usually with less regret. When we were younger we threw a week-long party in a derelict theatre in the city. It was called Children of the Night. There were heaps of all three things: drinking, good looking people and regret. We nearly fucking died and went bankrupt that week... but at least we have these photos. If you went and would like another Children of the Night please email us. We'll think about it.
Credit: Akila Sparkler
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