Rave On: The rave culture of the late Eighties still affects clubbing today, The Independent

Demonised by the establishment when it burst on to the scene in the late Eighties, the rave subculture that began in Britain
Demonised by the establishment when it burst on to the scene in the late Eighties, the rave subculture that began in Britain's urban backwaters still affects clubbing across the globe, says Chris Mugan

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