INTERVIEW: 909originals joins forces with legendary Haçienda resident Graeme Park…
Few DJs can claim to be at the epicentre of a movement, but as resident DJ at the Haçienda in…
THROWBACK THURSDAY: Cubic 22 – Night In Motion (1991)
Ok, admit it. How many punters shelled out on this 12″ thinking it was 808 State – Cubik? Night in…
INTERVIEW: Altern-8’s Mark Archer: “I pretty much loved everything from 1986 to 1992…”
***Exclusively published by Future Past Clothing. The full interview can be found here. *** The word legend gets used a lot,…
A night out at the Haçienda, Manchester… [1995]
Following on from the announcement of our tie-up with Haçienda resident Graeme Park, here are a few snapshots of a…
Justin Robertson on why music should be an ‘obsession’… [March 1992]
As well as becoming a household name for his work with Lionrock, Justin Robertson has been one of the hardest…
Tony De Vit: “Once I get into a club and people are going beserk, there’s no other feeling like it.” [January 1997]
Former Trade and Heaven resident Tony De Vit, who passed away 20 years this year, was one of the ‘breakthrough’…
![THROWBACK THURSDAY: Public Energy - Three 'O Three [1992]](https://i0.wp.com/909originals.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/1280x720-gly.jpg?resize=600%2C400&ssl=1 "THROWBACK THURSDAY: Public Energy - Three 'O Three [1992] - 909originals")
THROWBACK THURSDAY: Public Energy – Three ‘O Three [1992]
If Change The Beat, released on R&S Records in 1991 established Dutchman Jochem Paap (aka Speedy J, aka Public Energy)…
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Remember when the BBC’s ‘Casualty’ went all acid house? [November 1992]
“How are we supposed to make money with all your runners loved up in your front room?” Back in 1992,…
Check out this amazing video of Mr Spring’s set from Homelands Ireland 2000 [April 2000]
While the first Homelands Ireland (click here for more) was a landmark moment for the Irish dance movement, Homelands Ireland…
Ruff in the jungle… did drum and bass kill acid house’s high? [April 1994]
Back in April 1994, as the nascent drum and bass scene was growing around the UK, Mixmag ran an interesting…