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Rave, Horst

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A 80 ans, Ronald Creagh chante Joe Hill à tue tête. Gaetano Manfredonia révèle la beauté convulsive de l'anarchisme expérimental (qu'il nomme éducationniste-réalisateur). Brandon Spivey et Richie Anderson font une démonstration d'Acid Hardcore dans une chambre de 3 mètres sur 4. Des mouvements circulaires et réguliers de caméra dans des paysages témoignent d'un agir solitaire et résistant. Des architectures nous transportent dans des zones utopiques silencieuses. Et régulièrement, des rires, des enfants, des explosions, des images anciennes de rave parties au milieu de nulle part nous convoquent à une vitalité sans limite. Une sourde clarté émerge de tout cela : Obéir ? A quoi bon.

Anarchisme --- Musique électronique --- Rave

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"In 1994 the Criminal Justice Act effectively outlawed raves, banning public gatherings around amplified music characterised by 'the emission of a succession of repetitive beats.'Featuring a soundtrack from a live DJ and psychedelic 90s-inspired visuals, Beats tells the story of Johnno McCreadie, a teenager living in a small suburban Scottish town at the time of the Act. Beats is an award-winning new play by Kieran Hurley; a coming-of-age story exploring rebellion, apathy, and the irresistible power of gathered youth. Beats was the winner of Critics Awards for Theatre in Scotland, as well as the winner of The Arches Platform 18 Behaviour Award 2012"--About the play.

Rave culture. --- Teenagers.

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Raver Girl is a memoir by Samantha Durbin that recounts her experiences as a teenager immersed in the 1990s San Francisco Bay Area rave scene. Through vivid details and recorded memories, Durbin explores the highs and lows of adolescence, drug use, and the vibrant rave culture. The book captures her coming-of-age journey filled with first-time encounters, challenges, and self-discovery amidst a backdrop of pulsating music and youthful rebellion. Durbin's narrative offers a raw and authentic portrayal of teenage life, appealing to readers interested in subcultures and personal growth stories.

Rave culture --- Coming of age

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Legendary musician Peter Hook tells the whole story - the fun, the music, the vast loss of money, the legacy - of Manchester's most iconic nightclub

Rave Culture --- Rock Music --- Social Science --- Music