We all know the best thing about Boiler Room is the people dancing. Boiler Room has now become the clubbing media used by various brands to “speak” to a precise target, a sort of VIP area where the public is behind the DJ and the cameras film the whole thing live and send it out onto the web, meaning you can pretend to be on the dance floor from the comfort of your own home. Among the group of young English guys who gave clubbing this voyeuristic edge is Bradley Zero, one of the founders of Boiler Room. And finally tonight he can play at a real party without cameras and without people up at the console with him – because the real party happens on the dance floor.