A number of additional venues began to become associated with the scene, namely the Faversham and Le Phonographique. The Faversham is a pub on the University of Leeds campus, that became known by early fans for being frequented by the members of the goth and post-punk scenes. In "the Mission: Names Are for Tombstones, Baby", Jon Langford stated that "there was a joke about the Faversham Arms that you could draw a map around all the bands in their little corners in there". Le Phonographique was a nightclub that became instrumental in the emergence of the earliest phases of the goth subculture, while it splintered from punk. According to Dazed it was the first ever goth club.