The rave designer guru. Known for being able to transform a dirty warehouse into a magical space for ravers to dance and have fun.

Paul Holden was one of Australia's most successful DJs and one of the single biggest contributors to the advancement of dance music and dance events. RIP

In 1994 at a rave called MDMA when techno outfit Ultra-sonic took to the stage. What followed was phenomenal and will go down in Sydney rave folklore.​

Jac Vidgen held over 30 RAT parties in the 80’s and early 90s. Raves and dance parties owe them a debt of gratitude as they paved the way for large scale dance events in Sydney

Abel El 'Toro. A driving force behind the Happy Valley raves, he is also remembered for being one of Sydney's top and unique DJs.

Chester became a regular DJ at most raves from 1995 onwards. He was known for his uplifting morning sets that would get the crowd back on their feet and going off.

Nik Fish played at all the big name raves for many years and he also produced the Musicquarium radio show on 2SER that showcased some of the best tunes from the period.

Part One focuses on Mark Dynamix’s formative contemporary musical career whilst capturing some of his personal characteristics.

The second part is an audio interview and transcription that explores Mark’s insatiable appetite to become a master in the art of DJing

Lotus was a raver back in the 1990s. Here is a collection of his memories about how he ended up in the Sydney dance scene and some of the parties he enjoyed.

DJ Shade, has racked up a musical career spanning more than 25 years. He he gives some insight into what led him into the scene and what it was like to be playing to a pulsating crowd.

We have a chat with Rob the Radiodog who was part of the Buck Rogers Ravers crew and were responsible for some of the best warehouse raves in Sydney.

John Draper aka Captain Crunch came to Sydney from San Fransisco in 1994/1995 and wrote about his experiences with the Sydney Rave scene

As the promoter of big name events such as Eckythump and Sweatfest, Rodd Richards staged some of Sydney’s most memorable rave parties.

He started and ran the Hardcore Café behind the Agincourt Hotel in the Sydney CBD. He ran ‘Munch’ productions with his wife – A mobile food and beverage set up at raves.

A story about the Strathfield ravers who hold an illegal rave party in a block of flats due to be demolished with Commander Tom.

Jade was well known for her morning anthem sets that brought a smile to many of our faces and has mixed at some of the biggest and best rave parties in Australia.

Written in 1992 Lotus tries to document what was happening at the secret and often illegal rave parties

Lotus remembers the top floor at Kinselas on a Friday night and a early experience with the Sydney dance music scene

Ray created a website back in the mid 1990′s and on it he puts his reviews of various raves he attended. These reviews were written from 1994 – 1997

In 1999, Nik Fish wrote an article about the Prodigy logo and who came up with it first, the band or an Aussie rave promoter.