Picture Show: Jump Smokers at Lizard Lounge on Friday night

The Chicago-based techno jocks in Jump Smokers rolled on through to the Lizard Lounge on Friday night to celebrate the release of their modestly titled new album, Kings of the Dancefloor. I guess that's what a collaboration with Pitbull gets you.Nonetheless, the so-called Kings' court danced the night away in...

By Pete Freedman

August 3, 2010

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The Chicago-based techno jocks in Jump Smokers rolled on through to the Lizard Lounge on Friday night to celebrate the release of their modestly titled new album, Kings of the Dancefloor. I guess that's what a collaboration with Pitbull gets you.

Nonetheless, the so-called Kings' court danced the night away in revelry just fine. Kind of adorably, too, in at least one case.

Ace photographer Roderick Pullum was on the scene so you wouldn't have to be. See the results of his holding a mirror up to the dancefloor in his slideshow right here.

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