Investigation launched on police attack at illegal rave in Dorset
The altercation happened on April 5th.
Rave
Rave is a dance music culture centred on electronic music, all-night events and underground club scenes that emerged during the late 1980s and flourished throughout the 1990s. Originating from the acid house movement in the UK and influenced by electronic music from Chicago and Detroit, rave culture helped popularise genres including house, techno, hardcore, jungle, drum and bass, trance and breakbeat. Defined by its emphasis on community, freedom of expression and immersive audiovisual experiences, rave has had a lasting influence on music, fashion and youth culture. This tag covers the latest news, reviews, features and opinion relating to rave music, festivals, DJs, club culture, artists and the history of electronic dance music.
The rise of San Diego’s underground raves: The freeway rebirth of generator parties
Overshadowing the mainstream clubbing scene.
Liquid’s Eamon Downes dies following five-year cancer battle
The DJ had been battling a brain tumour.
Man on a solo camping trip accidentally ends up at illegal rave
He knows what an odd experience it was.
More About Rave
Rave is a culture built around electronic dance music and large-scale dance events, originating from the acid house movement of the late 1980s and evolving into a global phenomenon encompassing numerous electronic genres.
Key figures in rave culture include The Prodigy, Orbital, The Chemical Brothers, Underworld, Carl Cox, Paul Oakenfold, LTJ Bukem, Goldie, Fabio & Grooverider, and early acid house pioneers such as Phuture and DJ Pierre.
The Rave tag covers news, reviews, features and opinion relating to electronic dance music, club culture, festivals, DJs, producers, underground scenes and the continuing evolution of rave culture.