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Memories from the Early Days of Rave
We spoke to photographer Mattko about his new book, 'Exist to Resist.'
This New Book Captures Rave Culture's Unsung Influence on the Art World
'RAVE: Rave and Its Influence on Art and Culture' is the latest vivid example of art for rave's sake.
Shut Down: a Short History of Cultural Repression from the Criminal Justice Act to Fabric
Here's the story of how the powers that be have taken on nightlife—and won.
This 'Rave Fixer' Helps People Put on Illegal Parties
"When the police come down, the police aren't in charge, we're in charge."
The 'Battle of the Beanfield' Was the Beginning of the End for Britain's Illegal Raves
Thirty years ago today, a convoy of new-age travelers—including men, women, and children—on their way to a free party at Stonehenge were savagely beaten by 1,300 cops.
How Bureaucracy Is Killing London's Nightlife
I closed my bar on Brick Lane because legislators and the authorities have become obsessed with clamping down on "antisocial behavior."
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The Raving Crew Who Were Named 'The Most Dangerous People in the UK'
Nottingham's DiY collective had a vision for a new society.