I've been to Foundation Room at least 10 times but I had to write a review for Temple Saturdays hosted by Nightlife Guru. I actually had the pleasure of being a guest DJ in the Temple of Boom room. So awesome to see a classy joint like Foundation Room support local Electronic Dance Music.
All the previous times I had been to Foundation Room I only knew of one DJ area which is the main area by the bar. There you typically will hear Top 40 Club music which is perfect for the tourist crowd. Just outside the main area there is a killer patio that has an amazing view of the Strip from high above the Mandalay Bay. There is seating out there with bottle service available and it's a great spot to either grab a smoke or have a conversation without having to raise your voice.
But lets face it, I'm loving Temple Saturdays because of the Untz Untz Untz beats they bring. There is an additional patio area that features some great House Music. Pat Schoolastra is the resident out there and the man behind Nightlife Guru. He has been in the game for a long time and knows his House music. This is real House Music folks which you rarely get to see in a club on the Strip.
The Temple of Boom is the room I was able to guest DJ in and I was stoked to see this room being put to good use. The music you find in this room is the cutting edge sounds of Electro and Dubstep. I even had the pleasure of seeing Teenwolf Remix drop some Moombahton here which is the latest EDM genre to hit the scene. Vegas is becoming the EDM capital of North America and it is nice to see Foundation Room embracing the local talent.
Few other things worth mentioning are all 3 areas have their own bar with reasonably priced drinks. Also it is smooth entry as long as you're not wearing shorts, flip-flops, baseball caps, or sports attire. Big props to Nightlife Guru for Temple Saturdays and much love to Foundation Room for giving them a shot.