The Prodigy’s Music for the Jilted Generation was released 26 years ago today, on 4 July 1994, and while the album itself would go on to make rave history, the

On this day (15 May) in 1992, rave promoters Fantazia put on their largest party to date, with an estimated 16,000 nutters descending on Matchams Park Stadium in Bournemouth for

This coming week marks the 30th anniversary of the release of Adamski‘s Killer [released on 21 March 1990], arguably one of the most successful crossover singles of all time, which

On this day 30 years ago (27 January 1990), one of the most important gatherings in acid house history took place, as more than 8,000 attended the Freedom to Party

The tail end of the 80s was a period of immense change (not least encapsulated by the fall of the Berlin Wall in November 1989) and as society looked forward

There are few pieces of legislation more reviled in dance culture than the UK’s Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994, which notoriously gave police the power to shut down

This Friday (18 October) sees a very special screening of Notes On Rave In Dublin take place in The Sugar Club. The documentary, which has had very limited screenings to

The Prodigy’s era-defining Music for the Jilted Generation topped the album charts 25 years ago next week, establishing the former Essex ravers as musical kingpins. To mark the occasion, Melody

This Friday (12 July), London’s Saatchi Gallery will launch Sweet Harmony: Rave | Today, a retrospective exhibition on the emergence and ascendancy of acid house and rave culture, featuring photography

“We are learning about these people. They are now a major phenomenon in this country and each year they get bigger and better organised. Somebody up the line, right at