Author: dankew

Issue 21 – Ravescene

Ravescene Magazeen #21 (Aug 1992) highlights Cyberpunk on Techno Stilts, the iconic robotic performer seen at major UK raves, alongside listings for Fascination, Pandemonium, Bass Box, and more, showcasing the best of the underground scene.

Ravescene Magazeen 21

Published
14th August 1992 (approx)

Pages
12 (A5 B&W)

Strapline
STRICTLY UNDERGROUND

FEATURED ARTICLE – CYBERPUNK ON TECHNO STILTS

Robots and raving have become synonymous over the last year, vith the faceless space-age beings becoming characters in their own right. One of the best known must be Bill the Robot alias Cyberpunk on Techno stilts. He was the metallic monster on the Altern 8 video, did the splits on stilts on stage at Reincarnation, and was the enormous 14′ high robot at Raindance. You may have also seen him at Elevation, Telepathy and numerous other events up and down the country. Bill is a raving robot and has been for the last three years. He was working in a non-animal circus until he met a made lazer man and together they developed a lazer robot for Glastonbury.

As techno music has a year 2000 futuristic aspect, so robots and raving are ideal partners. Lots of ravers can dance robotically, but the Cyberpunk has made an art out of raving, roller skating and dancing on stilts. He takes a lot of care over his costumes and much thought has to go into the design and weight is a major consideration. It becomes even more complicated when mirrors are incorporated to deflect the lazer beams. Such shows have to be carefully choreographed with the lazer operator, and the overall effect can be stunning. Look out for him at major events over the summer, but give him plenty of space to get the full effect.

Powerhouse Promotions present Our World

ADVERTS

  • Calling The Hardcore – Win a pair of tickets to a rave of your choice (Headstrong Promotions)
  • Pirate Club & Delirium – Every Saturday @ Roller Express
  • In-ter-dance presents Rave Of The Races – Friday 11th September
  • Powerhouse Promotions present Our World
  • Fascination @ The Tasco Warehouse
  • Vision / XL Recordings – Saturday 29th August. Popham Airfield
  • The Venue presents Smart E’s – Friday 28th August
  • Aztec Promotions proudly presents Cyclops at The Rocket
  • Bass Box proudly presents Bank Holiday Hardcore
  • 2000 AD Productions @ 52 Commercial Road, London E1
  • Vinyl Mania – London W13
  • Dance Dimensions presents A Blast From The Past – The Twilight Zone
  • Premier Hardcore Rave Line
  • Club Labrynth – 12 Dalston Lane, London E8. Every Friday.
Fascination @ The Tasco Warehouse

RAVE LISTINGS

  • Squeeze (Dance Crazy CC Productions) Bank Holiday Monday August 31st Queens Hotel, Church Road, Crystal Palace
  • Starlight Friday 21st August. Bingley Hall, Staffs
  • Pandemonium Friday 28th August. Forton Airfield, Shrewsbery, Shropshire
  • Bass Box Sunday 30th August. Unit H9, Lea Valley Trading Estate, Harbet Road, London, N18
  • Vision Saturday 29th August. Popham Airfield, Popham, Winchester, Hants. (Off A303)
  • Utopia And Life Saturday 22nd August. The Tasco Warehouse, Nathan Way, Plumstead SE28
  • Bount-E Sunday August 30th. The Paradise Club, 1-5 Parkfield St, Islington, N1
  • The Twilight Zone Sunday 30th August 1992, Roller Express, Lea Valley Trading Estate, Angel Road, (A406) Edmonton
  • Rave Of The Races (Interdance) Friday 11th September. The Old Lewis Racecourse, Brighton
  • Premero Compleanos (Meltdown productions) Saturday August 29th. Lazerdrome, 267 Rye Lane, Peckham, SE15
  • Energy ’92 Friday 28th August. The Portsmouth Guild Hall, Portsmouth
  • Our World Friday 28th August. Stopsley Regional Sports Centre, Near Luton
  • Fascination Saturday 29th August. The Ware House, 133-140 Nathan Way, Plumstead, London
  • Universe Friday 11th September. A46 Nr Bath, Avon. Junction 18 M4
  • Space Time (2000AD) Saturday 29th August. 52 Commercial Road, London EC1
  • Humanoid (Pirate Club & Pulse) Saturday 5th September. Roller Express, Lea Valley Trading Estate, Edmonton N18
  • Magical Mystery Tour (Rave in Peace and Delirium). Friday 4th September
  • Atmosphere (Jooce) Monday 31st August. Palace Nightclub, Blackpool
  • Reincarnation Saturday 22nd August. Kings Hall, Herne Bay, Kent
  • The Venue Friday 28th August. 2a Clifton Rise, New Cross, London SE14
  • The Way It Was Saturday 22nd August 1992, 52 Commercial Road, El
  • Double Dipped (Ravescene) Saturday 19th September. Four Aces, 12 Dalston Lane, Hackney, E8
  • Desire 92 Saturday 19th September. The Ware house, Plumstead, London SE28
  • Crackers Sunday 6th September. T&C 2, Highbury Corner, Holloway Road, London N7
Aztec Promotions proudly presents Cyclops at The Rocket
Vision / XL Recordings – Saturday 29th August. Popham Airfield

Issue 20 – Ravescene

Ravescene Magazeen #20 (July 1992) showcases the UK underground rave scene with major events like Desire ’92 and Pandemonium. Brisk’s chart features Hedgehog Affair, Drumatix, and Underground Software, capturing the pulse of hardcore and rave culture.

Ravescene Magazeen 20

Published
31st July 1992 (approx)

Pages
8 (A5 B&W)

Strapline
STRICTLY UNDERGROUND

ADVERTS

  • The Pirate Club + Delirium – Every Saturday @ Roller Express
  • Club Labrynth – Fridays @ 12 Dalston Lane, London E8
  • Pandemonium ‘Here Comes The Sun’ – Friday August 28th @ Forton Airfield, Shrewsbury, Shropshire
  • Bass Box – Sunday 30th August @ Unit H9, Lea Valley Trading Estate, Harbet Road, London N18
  • Premier Hardcore Raveline
  • Double Dipped – Saturday 15th August @ Four Aces, 12 Dalston Lane, Hackney, London E8
  • Aztec Promotions present Cyclops at The Rocket – 28th August
  • Vinyl Mania Records, 214 Northfields Avenue, London W13
  • Wax City Records, 306 -308 London Road, Croydon
  • ‘Lifeline – Hear It First’, PJA Productions, 30 District Road, Wembley HA0 2LG
  • London Laser Company
Cyclops at he Rocket

RAVE LISTINGS

  • World Dance (World Dance & Bliss) Saturday 8th August, Nr New Romney, Kent
  • Sweet Sensation (Vibes Alive) Friday 7th August. Hackpen Hill (off A4361) Nr Malborough, Wiltshire
  • Innovation (Vibes Alive) Friday 7th August. The Fitness entre, Thrale Street, Southwark Bridge, London SE1
  • Infinity Friday 14th August. Aston Villa Sports & Leisure Centre, 8 Aston Hall Road, Birmingham
  • Mashed (Volitale State) Fnday 7th August. The Tasco Warehouse, 138 Nathan Way, Plumstead, London SE28
  • Voodoo Saturday 15th August. Bnghton Centre, Sussex
  • Squeeze (Dance Crazy CC Productions) Bank Holiday Monday August 31st. Queens Hotel, Church Road, Crystal Palace
  • Pandemonium Friday August 28th Forton Airfield, Shrewsbury, Shropshire
  • Starlight Friday 21st August. Bingley Hall, Staffs
  • Fun House Friday 4th & 11th August. Milwaukees, Soul Drop Turn, A6 Between Rushden & Bedford
  • Desire ’92 Saturday 15th August. Tasco Warehouse, Nathan Way, Plumstead, London, SE28
  • Fascination Saturday 8th August. Tasco Warehouse, Nathan Way, Plumstead, London, SE28
  • Double Dipped (Ravescene) Saturday 15th August. Four Aces, 12 Dalston Lane, Hackney, London E8
  • The World Is Our Oyster (X-static Promotions) Friday 4th September. New Farm, Old Marston, Oxford. (Just Off A40)
  • Raindance Friday 14th August. The Bullring, Puerto Banus, Marbella
  • Summer Dance Fest Friday 7th August. Rectory Farm, Stretton, Leics
  • Vision Saturday 29th August, Popham Airfield, Popham, Winchester, Hants (Off A303)
  • Back To The Future (ESP) Saturday 8th August. The Roadmender Centre, 1 Ladys Lane, Northampton
  • Bass Box Sunday 30th August. Unit H9, Lea Valley Trading Estate, Harbet Road, London N18
  • Toomstone Part III Sunday 23rd August. Batchwood Hall, Batchwood Drive, St. Albans, Hertfordshire
Pandemonium Here Comes The Sun

CHART

Compiled by Brisk (Southampton)

  1. Hedgehog Affiar – Hedgehog Affiar Pt 3 (Basement Records)
  2. Underground Software – Underground Software EP (Reinforced)
  3. Drumatix – Check Dis (JFD Records)
  4. Nutrogen – Rollin Reptiles (Thunderpussy)
  5. The 55 – Massive EP (Hardcore Vinyl)

Issue 19A – Ravescene

Ravescene Magazeen #19A (July 1992) spotlights new label Bombastic Plastic and its debut release by Citadel of Kaos. Featuring UK rave listings, club nights, and a chart with Acen, Urban Hype, and Bombastic Plastic, the issue captures the underground rave scene in full swing.

Ravescene Magazeen 19A

Published
17th July 1992 (approx)

Pages
12 (A5 B&W)

Strapline
155 wpm

FEATURED ARTICLE – Bombastic Plastic

‘Keep it underground’ was the parting words of Asides, 1/3 part member of ‘Citadel of Kaos’, the first release for new label Bombastic Plastic which is already creating a nationwide buzz on the strength of 100 test presses alone. We asked Jason, alias Asides, and Jan formerly Sub Terra why Bombastic Plastic was part of this outlook.

‘Things have got to be taken to a more musical point. The guys that are writing the underground stuff are the talented people they are using keyboards while the people these days who are making the money are just using 100% shit samples, that are being twisted or turned. They might sound a bit different but there’s no-one out there writing serious riffs’. Asides continues, ‘the samples have taken over from the music, there needs to be more rhythm, people are just writing what sells’. This is what Bombastic Plastic are reacting against and they herald as their philosophy a distinct sense of value for money. They also aim to keep the financial aspect away from the purity of the music, ‘At the end of the day we just want to get by and survive, do it because you love it’. Although they don’t agree with the high degree of sampling in most Rave/hardcore music (terms they express unease at using and feel the real underground ‘needs no title’) they appreciate the benefit of a sampler if used imaginatively in moderation. The third member Simon, from Earth Leakage Trip, although not present 1s highly acclaimed for his technical ability to construct a sample without the help of a sampler ‘The style of house selling at the moment, Simon could copy and improve that stuff so easily, but he’s just not into it — he’s an originator’. Asides adds amusingly, ‘he’s our secret weapon!’

Judging by the EP, all three possess a wealth of musical talent but what divine inspiration actually fused this alliance into existence? ‘I think we all got together through the problems we’ve had, we’ve ali been knocked — that is why we started up in the first place. You can’t trust anyone out there but we reckon we can tmust each other’. Indeed there has been problems by chance they heard two of their tracks at a pressing plant being pressed up unknowingly by another label, fortunately the situation turned out for the good and a deal was reached with Bombastic Plastic. The name of one of the tracks ‘Space Cakes’ has allegedly been adopted by another well known house outfit and recently a tune destined for Top 40 status used one of Asides samples! But with a possible Fabio remix of the EP and a one track signing to Telstar, they remain optimistic.

‘Out of everything that has happened, it has put this label together. They say something good always comes out of something bad, and we are turning bad things into something positive’.

Citadel Of Kaos

ADVERTS

  • Fascination – 8th August 1992 @ The Warehouse, 138 – 140 Nathan Way, Plumstead, London SE28
  • JPS Lighting Ltd
  • Core Promotions & Midi Management Lrd present ‘The Prodify’ @ Basildon Festival Hall
  • Shrine presents Sanctuary – Saturday 8th August @ Mallard Park Warehouse, Peterborough
  • Double Dipped – Saturday 15th August @ 12 Dalston Lane, Hackney, London E8
  • Labrynth / 2000 AD Productions present Desire ’92, Saturday 15th August @ The Tasco Warehouse
  • Premier Hardcore Rave Line
  • The Pirate Club, Delirium Promotions & Rave In Peace present Smiley Revival Party @ Roller Express
  • Volatile State – Friday 7th August @ The Tasco Warehouse
  • Bass Box – Sunday 30th August @ Unit H9, Hastingwood Trading Estate, London N18
  • London Laser Company
  • Erotica At Grange Farm – Every Saturday @ High Road, Chigwell, Essex
  • World Dance – Saturday 8th August @ Lydd International Airport, Kent
  • Vinyl Mania Records, 214 Northfields Avenue, London W13
  • Wax City Records, 306 -308 London Road, Croydon
  • PRS Productions present Shock To The System – Saturday 1st August @ The Tasco Warehouse
  • Aquarius – Every Saturday @ The Rocket, 166 – 220 Holloway Road, London N7
JPS Lighting Ltd

RAVE LISTINGS

  • World Dance (World Dance & Bliss) Saturday 8th August. Lydd International Airport, Kent
  • Sweet Sensation (Vibes Alive) Friday 7th August. Hackpen Hill, Marlborough, Wilts
  • Innovation (Vibe Alive) Friday 7th August. The Fitness Centre, Thrale Street, London SE1
  • Infinity Friday 14th August. Aston Villa Sports & Leisure Centre, Birmingham
  • Mashed (Volatile State) Friday 7th August. The Tasco Warehouse, Plumstead, London SE28
  • Spirit Friday 24th July. The Dacorum Pavilion, Marlowes, Hemel Hempstead
  • Shock To The System Saturday 1st August. The Warehouse, Nathan Way, Plumstead, London SE28
  • Hardcore Hurricane Friday 24th July. Reading TUC, Chatham St, Reading
  • Tombstone Part II Sunday 26th July. Batchwood Hall, Batchwood Drive, St Albans
  • Reincarnation Saturday 25th July. Kings Hall, Herne Bay, Kent
  • Fantazia Saturday 25th July. Castle Donnington
  • Monkey Island (Pirate Club & Delirium) Saturday 25th July. Roller Express, London N18
  • Summer Dance Fest Friday 7th August. Rectory Farm, Stretton, Leics
  • Awakening Friday 31st July. The Warehouse, Nathan Way, Plumstead, London SE28
  • Phase 1 Saturday 1st August. Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone, Kent
  • Pandemonium Friday 8th August. Forton Airfield, Shrewsbury, Shropshire
  • Starlight Friday 21st August. Bingley Hall, Staffs
  • Devotion Saturday 1st August. Basildon Festival Hall, Basildon
  • Shrine’s Sanctuary Warehouse Friday 24th July. Mallard Park, Bretton, Peterborough
  • Fun House Friday 4th & 11th August. Milwaukees, Soul Drop Turn, A6 between Rushden & Bedford
  • Desire ’92 Saturday 15th August. The Warehouse, Nathan Way, Plumstead, London SE28
  • Fascination Saturday 25th July. The Tasco Warehouse, Plumstead, London SE28
  • Double Dipped (Ravescene) Saturday 15th August. Four Aces, 12 Dalston Lane, London E8
Smiley Revival Party

CHART

Compiled by Dr S Gachet

  1. Rufidge Cru – Menace (Reinforced)
  2. Bombastic Plastic – Easy Man (Living Dream)
  3. Acen – Trip to the Moon (Production House)
  4. Tim Taylor – The Horn Track (State Side Promo)
  5. Johnny L – Hurt You So (Touchwood)
  6. Urban Hype – I Feel The Heat (Faze 2)
  7. Nebula 2 – The Flatliner Remix (J4M)
  8. C. Biz – The Crowd Say Rewind (Brain)
  9. Body Snatch – Hey! Can’t Explain It (Big City)
  10. Dark Syndicate – Feel The Fire (Rising High)

Issue 19 – Ravescene

Ravescene Magazeen #18 (July 1992) covers charity raves for Telethon, major UK events like Dance Nation and Fantazia, and under-18s nights at Roller Express. Featuring club listings, record stores, and live PA sets, it captures the UK rave scene at its peak.

Ravescene Magazeen 19

Published
3rd July 1992 (approx)

Pages
8 (A5 B&W)

Strapline
TURN ON TUNE IN READ ON

FEATURED ARTICLE – Telethon

Various events are taking place to raise money for this annual appeal. It just shows how far raving has been accepted into the mainstream when there is the possibility that raves could be shown on TV alongside baths of baked beans, sponsored walks and knit-ins! Biggest rave events taking place are the Dance Nation all nighter at Weston Park, Shifnal in Shropshire who offer a major DJ line up, as well as a fashion show and a mellow Mixmag tent. They have a license for 8,000 and hope to be donating £25,000 from the profits to the appeal. Info on 0902 29674. In London, at the Roller Express, Edmonton, Upfront Promotions present Meridian from Noon to Midnight, especially for the under 18’s. Top line DJ’s, full production, and loads of PA’s including Wishdokta, Peter Bouncer and Reel II Reel. The tickets are priced at £10 and all the proceeds are going to Telethon. Phone 0279 413077 or 0831 174620 for your nearest ticket agent.

MS Promotions Republic of Love

ADVERTS

  • In-ter-dance / Sterns Productions presents Club Night Malarke – Every Friday @ Basildon Festival Hall
  • MS Promotions Republic Of Love – Every Friday @ Republic Of Love
  • Labrynth / 2000 AD Productions present Desire ’92, Saturday 18th July @ The Tasco Warehouse
  • The Illuminati Parte – Saturday 18th July @ Roller Express
  • The Bass Box, Lea Valley Trading Estate, London N18
  • Double Dipped – Saturday 18th July @ Four Aces, 12 Dalston Lane, London E8
  • Unity Records, 47 Beak Street, London W1R 3LE
  • Vinyl Mania, 214 Northfields Avenue, London W13
  • Jem 77 – Never Felt This Way / Pure (Live PA @ Elevation July 10th)

RAVE LISTINGS

  • Double Dipped (Ravescene) Saturday 18th July. Four Aces, 12 Dalston Lane, London E8
  • Desire ’92 Saturday 18th July. The Warehouse, Nathan Way, Plumstead, London SE28
  • Magical Mystery (Delirium & RIP) Friday 17th July.
  • Hardcore Hurricane Friday 24th July. Reading TUC, Chatham St, Reading
  • Tombstone Part II Sunday 26th July. Batchwood Hall, Batchwood Drive, St Albans
  • Big Bad Head (ESP) Friday 17th July. Denbigh Leisure Park, Milton Keynes
  • Meridian Under 18s event in aid of Telethon. Saturday 18th July. Roller Express, London N18
  • Reincarnation Saturday 25th July. Kings Hall, Herne Bay, kent
  • Destination Ibiza (Delerium) 13th – 27th September. Ibiza, Spain
  • Shock To The System Saturday 1st August. The Warehouse, Nathan Way, Plumstead, London SE28
  • The Payback (Elavation) Friday 10th July. Roller Express, Lea Valley Trading Estate, Edmonton, London N18
  • In-Ter-Dance All Nighter Friday 17th July. Poole Arts Centre, Kingland Road, Bournemouth
  • Worship Sunday 12th July. Bedford Corn Exchange
  • Tribal Village Saturday 18th July. The Vox, 9 Brighton Terrace, Brixton, London SW9
  • Dance Nation Saturday 18th July. Weston Park, Weston Under Lizard, Shifnal, Shropshire
  • Fantazia Saturday 25th July. Castle Donnington
  • Illuminati Parte (Delirium & Pirate Club) Saturday 18th July. Roller Express, Lea Valley Trading Estate, Edmonton, London N18
  • Magical Mystery Tour (Delirium) Friday 17th July. Mystery outdoor venue
  • Spirit Friday 24th July. The Dacorum Pavilion, Marlowes, Hemel Hempstead
  • Cloud 99 Thursday 23rd July. The Astoria, 157 Charing Cross Road, London W1
  • Utopia Saturday 11th July. The Warehouse, Nathan Way, Plumstead, London SE28
  • Aurora Saturday 11th July. Jenkins Lane, Barking
  • Perception Friday 10th July. Blackgrove Crossroads, Waddesdon, Aylesbury
  • Universe Friday 14th August. Newport, South Wales
  • Juice Saturday 11th July. Happy Jax, Arch 5, Crucifix Lane, London Bridge SE1
  • Dance ’92 Saturday 25th July. The Brighton Centre, Brighton
  • Raveworld Saturday 18th July. Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone, Kent
  • Summer Dance Fest Friday 7th August. Rectory Farm, Stretton, Leics
  • Elevation Friday 17th July. Bedford Youth House, Luton
  • Awakening Friday 31st July. The Warehouse, Nathan Way, Plumstead, London SE28
  • Phase 1 Saturday 1st August. Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone, Kent
  • Mashed Friday 7th August. Tasco Warehouse, Nathan Way, Plumstead, London SE28
  • Shrine’s Sanctuary Warehouse Friday 24th July. Mallard Park, Bretton, Peterborough
The Illuminati Parte – The Greatest Show On Earth

Issue 17 – Ravescene

Ravescene Magazeen #17 (June 1992) – Rat Packed. Features an in-depth interview with Everson Allen of Ratpack, discussing his career, philosophy, and the evolution of house and hardcore music. Highlights include the success of “Rizla,” his ambitions to create studio spaces for young talent, and reflections on how rave culture crosses race and class barriers. Ratpack members, past and present, are introduced, including Lipmaster Mark, Robert, and apprentice Devious D.

Ravescene Magazeen 17

Published
19th June 1992 (approx)

Pages
8 (A5 B&W)

Strapline
RAT PACKED

FEATURED ARTICLE – Ratpack

Everson Allen has been there, seen it, done it and more to the point he’s still doing it and doing it his way. When he wanted to release ‘Rizla’ his record company told him that it wouldn’t get any airplay. Radio 1 returned the record saying that they wouldn’t promote drugs. A week later the record was No 1 in all the dance charts including the Radio 1 Nightline chart, and they had to ask for another copy. Amusingly, Pete Tong then played the uncensored side by mistake.

Ratpack goes back a long way. At the age of 12 Everson was DJing at school parties. “They called me a dreamer at school” he said, “now I can earn more in one night than a schoolteacher does in a month” But is money what it’s all about? “No way, I’ve done all nght, but I could have done better if I’d been greedy. Where I am night now, yes I do want to earn. My dream is to buy Centre Point and make it into the biggest studio block that you’ve ever seen in your life. I want to get the kids off the street to give them the chance to make music and if it runs as a tax loss then the Government can pay for it. There’s so much talent around from people who never get a chance. I grew up in Islington at a time when you never saw black people on the telly, and I grew up angry and fought back. House music changed that for me and has done for so many others. I can’t see that going away ‘cos the music’s healthy and changing all the time. Jazz, samba, industrial, reggae, all have a part in it. The music business should be run by the people who make the music, not Japanese men in business suits. In twenty years time it’ll be Ratpack v Sony!”

Hasn’t that been tried before, for instance in the days of Punk?

“No, no that was different. It wasn’t universal. Punks stick to their own. It didn’t cross class and race like house does. This music has had a good effect on society, it’s a positive force”.

What part does Ratpack play?

“Ratpack is now me, Lipmaster Mark and Robert. Mark is like my hands. I found him when he was 13 in a tower block. He was a skinny little white kid hanging around with black kids, but he was the one making the sounds. I kinda took him under my wing and eight years later our work together is instinctive. Everything I know about computers and programming I learn’t from him, but he still does all the complicated stuff. Over the years others have been part of Ratpack, like Steve Jackson, Matthew B, Frankie Valentine. Devious D is our best new apprentice. We teach them the Ratpack attitude, remember where you’re coming from and respect the ravers.

You’ve been to Japan, Holland and Belgium. You started Trip City and Cronin Road. You were resident at Labrynth and Telepathy. The new track is out soon. What’s next?

“I want to keep raving and performing for as long as I have a voice. I feel the music and it comes out in what I say. My voice never sounds the same, but you have to flow with  music, rather than shout over it to make yourself heard. Some MC’s shouldn’t be allowed on the mic, ‘cos they just give you a headache. I rate Moose and J Jay does OK, their attitude shows through in what they do. I like to rave all over the country, all the people are so different. Everyones got an opinion of what hardcore is, it’s a personal thing. You can’t make rave music unless you rave yourself and keep in touch with what’s going on. I’ve had a lot of things that I’ve wanted to do for a while. ‘Rizla’ dates back to  Telepathy and although the accident I was involved in just before Christmas delayed it, it’s done now. Who knows what’s next? JJ at Sub 2000 is helping us out and maybe New Years  Eve, the year 2000 we might be raving on the moon!

ADVERTS

  • The Bass Box, Lea Valley Trading Estate, London N18
  • Fascination – 4th July 1992 @ The Warehouse, 138-140 Nathan Way, Plumstead, London SE28
  • Rave World – 18th July 1992 @ Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone, Kent
  • Double Dipped – Saturday 18th July @ Four Aces, 12 Dalston Lane, London E8
  • Fantazia Takes You One Step Beyond – Saturday 25th July @ Castle Donnington International Raceway
  • Soul Sense Records, 16 Stuart Steet, Luton LU1 2SL
  • Unity Records, 47 Beak Street, London W1R 3LE
  • Premadonna Records, 32 Mill Road, Cambridge CB1 2AS
  • Music Power 2, 24 Centreway Precinct, High Road, Ilford, Essex
  • Prime Records, 15a Church Streetm Chatham, Kent
  • Wax City Records, 306-308 London Road, Croydon
  • PJA Productions (Lifeline), 30 District Road, Wembley, HA0 2LG
  • Erotica at Grange Farm – Every Saturday
Fantazia Takes You One Step Beyond

RAVE LISTINGS

  • Raveworld Saturday 18th July. Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone, Kent
  • Double Dipped Saturday 18th July. Four Aces, 12 Dalston Lane, London E8
  • Fascination Saturday 4th July. The Warehouse, Nathan Way, Plumstead, London SE28
  • Dance ’92 Friday 26th June. Angel Centre, Angel Lane, Tonbridge
  • Liberty Friday 26th June. Stevenage Arts & Leisure Centre
  • Starlight Friday 3rd July. Aston Villa Sports & Leisure Centre, Birmingham
  • In Search Of Space Friday 3rd July. The Warehouse, Nathan Way, Plumstead, London SE28
  • Concrete Jungle Saturrday 27th June. The Warehouse, 9 Brighton Terrace, London SW9
  • Aurora Saturday 11th July. Jenkins Lane, Ilford
  • Peace Fest ’92 Friday 3rd July. Ledburn, Leighton Buzzard
  • Desire ’92 Saturday 18th July. The Warehouse, Nathan Way, Plumstead, London SE28
  • Reincarnation Saturday 27th June. Kings Hall, Herne Bay, Kent
  • Elevation Friday 17th July. Bedford Youth House, Luton
  • Wide Awake Club Saturday 27th June. Broadway Boulevard, Ealing, London W14
  • Destination Ibiza (Delerium) 13th – 27th September. Ibiza, Spain
  • Worship Saturday 12th July. Bedford Corn Exchange
  • Amnesia House Saturday 27th June. Brayfield Stadium
  • Pirates Independance Saturday 4th July. Roller Express, Lea Valley Trading Estate, Edmonton, London N18
  • Something DIfferent Saturday 27th June. Roller Express, Lea Valley Trading Estate, Edmonton, London N18
Double Dipped