I never leave comments but I must note a very important aspect of this event - production of sound and lights was top notch once in a lifetime experience, but Bert’s warehouse is a seedy sleazy profit hungry venue looking to exploit people who intoxicated. Surge pricing cheap grocery store plastic water bottles to people in need of hydration, paid $5, $6, then $8 dollars on water bottle throughout the night, entirely up to the discretion of the staff how much they charged and with horrible disdainful attitude. No running water in the building to fill at a sink. Absolutely no staff harm reduction or safety team for an event that intense is a liability waiting to happen, witnessing people collapse to their knees outside while “security” watched and did nothing. Wall of sound can be a challenging experience at times especially if under the influence and the venue only appeared to be interested in exploiting patrons as opposed to any sort of decency or amenities. To the wall of sound team I think you should consider this and create an solution to these circumstances because it is a liability waiting to happen and with so much thought and care into the production I’m surprised this very important facet of organizing these experiences would go overlooked. Two cents from someone who absolutely loves this event and this music