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Though the night spot regularly drew well-heeled clientele including Old Firm footballers and celebrities, 'average joe' punters in the most blootered of conditions were still likely to get in.Rather fittingly taking its name from a notorious 19th century French circus, that was known for its dangerous stunts, the Queen Street club was spread out over three levels – with plenty of alcoves, seats and that infamous double bed for a mid-party rest/gouch.
Producer Hudson Mohawke, who has worked with rap icon Kanye West, told Vice in 2015 how he went to Archaos's"notorious, nasty" under-18 nights and entered scratching contests there. Originally owned by G1 boss Stefan King, the club eventually lost its customers to new hotspots and shut after 12 years in the business.
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