Interview from 1997 with Joel Bevacqua aka Deadly Buda about the early years of the rave scene in the United States and his journey from graffiti artist to hardcore DJ.
About hard techno and raves in the smaller cities of the continent as well as issues of record production and distribution.
Interview with techno-activist/theorist Konrad Becker from Public Netbase/t0 from Vienna, conducted in February 1997 and first published in Datacide Two.
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‘The function of the Legal Defense and Monitoring Group is to provide protection for demonstrators from police harassment. It came out of the Trafalgar Square Defendant’s Campaign and Poll Tax Prisoners Support Groupings who got together after the Poll Tax Riots and the idea came up of defending crowds against the cops fitting people up.’
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Interview in the Californian zine ‘Objection to Procedure’ with Christoph Fringeli from 2000, with topics from the origins of electronic dance counterculture to the situation at the end of the 90s/beginning of 2000s.
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“Die Karten werden neu gemischt!”. Interview mit Christoph Fringeli von Praxis Records in Frontpage Magazine Januar 1995 geführt von Joel Amaretto. Über den neuen techno hardcore Untergrund.
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Interview from 1995 with Patric Catani as his mid-90s industrial hardcore alter ego, Test Tube Kid, offering great insights in the activities of the German hardcore and Digital Hardcore scenes at the time. Plus observations on Gabber, the Love Parade as a festival of conformity and Berlin as the metropolis of the new sound!
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