Rave as Confrontation – Marching Against the CJB in 1994 I read a review of a club night recently in
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In the early 1980s, nightlife was limited, with clubs closing by 2 am. Amid overpriced discos, a subculture emerged, embracing electronic music and underground clubs. Influenced by bands like Soft Cell, the writer explored the growing club scene in London, including venues like the Batcave, the Hacienda, and illegal warehouse parties. This scene laid the foundation for Acid House’s rise in the late ’80s.
Read MoreThe rise and repression of the free festival movement in the UK and some intersections with radical anti-politics. This article
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“The awareness that they are about to make the continuum of history explode is characteristic of the revolutionary classes at
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