Ravescene Magazeen #49 (Mar ’94) showcases hardcore events like Double Dipped, Jungle Fever, Fusion, and The Prodigy. Essential listings for London and UK rave-goers planning their March-April adventures.
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.
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
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.
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
