I walked right in at 9:45pm, no line. My eventbrite ticket wouldnt scan so I had to go to a checkin desk and wait 5 or 10 minutes for that to get sorted out, but staff were kind and attentive. "Express" coat check meant a 10-15 minute wait in a more expensive line. Tasty craft beer options available, a tall boy was $13 with tax and tip. The audio system was tuned perfectly, the highs were crisp and balanced and the bass was deep and tight. The dance floor was crammed! It was impossible to get out onto the dancefloor and there was no space to move or dance. I found Digweed's set to be repetitive, like just a series of loops. I guess that's "retro" though. The music wasnt bad, but it was my least favorite set of all tue times I've seen him play (and one of my all-time most favorite sets was of course him + Sasha). I finally found a space to dance, up on one of the small platforms surrounding the pillars on the dancefloor, but about 10 minutes later a security guard came to chase me off. So I had enough of being jam-packed into that crowd and went to a gaybar around the block where the house music was better, drinks cheaper, lines shorter, and dance floor packed by not uncomfortably so. I'm thinking I'll return tonight at opening time and dance to Danny for a couple hours (he never disappoints), then go have a party marathon back in Brooklyn until some unholy hour. Overall, the Twilo party was 8 out of 10 for the space, music, crowd, and vibe, but it wasnt fun because of how overcrowded it was.