Atmosphere #5

ATMOSPHERE CORRUPTION 93 Friday 11/6/93 9 pm - 2 pm Residents: Tayla (World Dance), Rege (Biology), MCGQ (AWOL) Guests: LTJ Bukem (World Wide), Frenzic (Atmosphere Mag), DJ Emotion (Best Newcomer) All DJs are 100% Booked and Confirmed THE GARDEN, 352 CHARTWELL SQUARE, VICTORIA CIRCUS, SOUTHEND Due to the Licensing Laws: Strictly no admission after 11 pm After a 16 month split the original organisers of Corruption in London are back together for some fun with a series of events in Essex coming up that will guarantee to set new standards starting with Club Essence to be held in conjunction with The Totally Wild Organisers of the Next Generation. We will completely transform this unique venue in a way it has never been seen before. COST £5 MEMBERS £6 NON-MEMBERS £1 OFF DISCOUNT VOUCHER B4 10 PM ISSUE FIVE JUNE 93

PROD. A.W.O.L DIRECTOR CAMERAMAN SLATE GOES TO THE MOVIES TAKE 1 DATE 30/5/93 BAGLEY'S KINGS X AWOL A WAY OF LIFE goes to THE MOVIES AWOL A WAY OF LIFE goes to THE MOVIES BAGLEY FILM STUDIOS YORK WAY, LONDON N1. -BANK HOLIDAY SUNDAY- 30th MAY 1993, 10pm-6am Due to massive demand the AWOL team are pleased to announce another spectacular one-off Staff, Members and Guests party. For our next event we have hired one of London's leading Film Studios. Bagleys is made up of four separate studios with a total capacity of 2,500 people, an outside terrace and a fully licensed bar. We will transform this unique venue with amazing film props, all the usual lights, effects and a massive EAW sound system operating... NO NOISE RESTRICTIONS AWOL A WAY OF LIFE A.W.O.L. at the Paradise club 1-5 Parkfield Street, Islington, London N1 will now finish at 1pm sunday afternoon on the last Saturday of every month... officially the country's longest session 071-613 4770. TO APPLY FOR A FREE MEMBERSHIP PLEASE FILL IN BELOW AND SEND WITH TWO PASSPORT PHOTO'S AND A STAMPED ADDRESSED ENVELOPE Name: Address: postcode Date of Birth A.W.O.L.. Merchandise available now. ADVANCE TICKETS have been sold to members and their guests but a limited number are still available from AWOL at the Paradise club, by credit card (0223 302301) and selected agents only priced at: £13.50 members £17.50 non-members BAGLEYS GOODS WAY KINGS X YORK WAY EUSTON ROAD Stringent searches on entry management reserve the right to refuse admission STUDIO 1 starring DJ RANDALL MICKEY FINN KENNY KEN DR. S. GACHET M.C.G.Q. STUDIO 2 starring SWAN-E RATTY LTJ BUKEM DARREN JAY COOL HAND FLEX STUDIO 3 starring RICHIE FINGERS TONY TRAX TOMMY COCKLES DJ BAGS DEAN LAMBERT JASON B STUDIO 4 special guest appearence THE ABISHAI SOUND SYSTEM

CONTENTS ATMOSPHERE 6 Gordon Road Southend-on-Sea Essex SS1 1NQ ADVERTISING & ENQUIRIES TEL: 0702 344384 FAX: 0702 463343 MOBILE: 0850 410307 EDITOR DJ FRENZIC ASSISTANT EDITOR DUBRUNNER ASSISTANT EDITORESS RED CONTRIBUTORS A'DAM • DOOBIE MARIA-O • FEVA DANNY H ARTWORK CREATIVE IMAGE 0702 430220 Page 4/5 DJ Trace Interview Page 7 Total Decorum Page 8/9 Kenny Ken Interview Page 10 Nu Toons Page 11 Adam's House Page 12 News & Views Page 13 Where to Go INTRO Who said the scene was dying eh? Over 20,000 at Universe and over 6,000 at World Dance this month. They're just a couple of examples. Not bad for a scene that's supposedly dying. The other so called 'media' may predict the end, but we here and the mass of hardcore ravers out there, who know the score, feel differently. The scene is going from strength to strength. We are ousting the rip off merchants who rape our scene with greed and as we all know who they are, they shouldn't be around for long. By supporting the people who deserve it this summer will be one of the best for years. Recession is lifting, darkness is lifting, go forth and enjoy. Atmosphere Kru FORTHCOMING NEW 1. Out Of Control (Coolhand Flex) 2. Revival (Coolhand Flex) UNDERGROUND Dance Music Specialist 18 Sebert Road Forest Gate London E7 081-519 9982 Euro - U.S. Imports British White Labels IN TOUCH RECORDS RUFF GROOVE PAGE 3

DJ TRACE Age: 20 Lives: Hammersmith Name: Duncan Why Trace? I used to be a graffiti artist and Trace was my tag. How long have you been DJing? I've been mixing for about 5 years but only for the past 2 1/2 years on the professional circuit. Have you made any trax? Yes in total about 15 finished tracks which have all been compiled on separate single EP releases, on various labels. Inception EP, Teach Me To Fly (original & remix), Crack, Don Bad Man & Clean Gun, People Why Don't U (Enya), and my new single Felt This Way. I have also just finished my first remix of Trouble On Vinyls 'Bayders Crew' Tune, which will be out in July. What do you want to pursue? I want to carry on DJing as I feel 1993 is going to be my year, as far as making records; I've always been musical so it's just a natural progression to continue. Where do you see the scene going? For the scene to progress, I think the ravers have to have faith in the promoters, there have been so many cancellations and poor turnouts this year and last. Remember, it's you the people that make the atmosphere as well as inspiring the DJs. I think this year the scene could get even bigger, just look at the weather! Do you like the scene at the moment? Yes & No. Yes because I like the unique and original style of the music that is being produced (on the Dark Tip) Dark Music seems to be the flavour of the month, I've always appreciated Dark Tunes, going back to early techno, which is the original Darkness. But I have noticed a change in crowd atmosphere due to the fact that DJs who a year ago were renowned for playing happy, uplifting tunes are competing with every other DJ and joining the Dark Side (not everyone likes Hard, Dark music) we need equality in our music scene. Do you think any changes could be made? I think if we lose the bad counterparts of our scene, people will feel more relaxed. I think a lot of people have turned to garage because of the decline of the rave scene last year, due to bad drugs and moody people. Where do you prefer playing - Clubs or Raves? Definitely large scale parties because I can express my music to more people but, saying that, I like the feeling of being close to the crowd at a club, although you are under more pressure in a small club. What's the best rave you've played at and why? Peace Fest '92; playing to thousands of people on my first bigtop event buzzed me so much. The crowd was very responsive, and seemed to have a good time all night. What's the worst moment you've had? At Peace Fest, it started to rain and half way through the set the tent caved in and covered me and the decks with water, I was soaked. They spent twenty minutes to replace the decks; it was actually quite funny, but I felt sorry for the ravers. How many times do you play a week? 2 or 3 times a week on average and twice a week on the radio. What's your favourite club in London? Innersense at the Lazerdrome (Kikin') Do you buy a lot of records? I spend about £50 to £100 a week if there's some good vinyl out. Do you get sent a lot? Yes, I am on the mail out for most of the labels that matter. What do you think goes down best upfront or popular tunes? At a rave I think a mixture of both, I play in general Dark Drum and Bass, but saying that I am not afraid to play something completely the opposite, if you like the music then play it. Are you on any agencies? Yes I am managed by Mr Eko of Astrodance/Vision Productions, and I am also negotiating a deal with Julian from Cryptonite who runs Fluid Motion. Places Played: Utopia & Life 1, 2, 3 (Having it Major!), Innersense, Club Rage (ESP Leicester), Rage (London), Insomnia (Lincoln), Astoria (London),Oscar's (Clacton), Global Explosion (Roller Express), Dance Federation (London), SW1 Club (London), Rave Nation, Gatsby's (Reading) Palace (Sheffield), Allergy (London), Rhythm Station (Aldershot), Quantasia, Astrology (Roller Express), Rapido (Oxford), Club X (Wycombe),Fantastic Ibiza, Sterns All Nighters, Peace Fest 1 & 2, Club Telepathy, Vision (Scotland), Turnmills (London), Virtual Reality (London), Raver Dream (Bournemouth), Wild Turkey (Bournemouth), Impressions (London), Passion 1, 2, 3 (Basingstoke), Kool FM 94.5, Touchdown FM 94.1. PS Message to our listeners, Trace & Rhyme-Tyme have left Don to go on Kool.. Do you work with an MC? Yes MC Rhyme Tyme, I think he is a big help to my DJing not only is he an excellent rapper he is probably the most original crowd entertainer I've seen, he has always stuck with me from day one so I owe him a great deal of respect, I think when we play somewhere big this summer I think when people experience Rhyme-Tyme they will witness a breath of fresh air. As far as MCs go. DJ TRACE TOP 15 1 Scott & Keith - Deranged Part 2 2 Warped Science - Dub 3 Ghost - Reinforced 4 Cocaine Everywhere - Juice Box 5 Clean Gun/Don Bad Man Remix Trace/Ed Rush 6 Felt This Way - DJ Trace DJ Recordings 7 Monroe - Blueprint Records 8 Dark Crystal - Force 10 Dub 9 Night Rider - Dark Horse Dub 10 Let It Roll - Neill Vass Plate 11 Livin in Darkness (Remix) - Basement 12 Let's Go (Remix) - Limited E 13 Dub Plate remix - Ray Keith 14 Andy C Bass Logic - Ram 15 On The Firm - Peshay PAGE 4

DESIRE '93 ARENA ONE JUMPING JACK FROST RANDALL D.J. PHANTASY ROGER JOHNSON PESHAY ARENA TWO MATT MAURICE GINGE D.J. BAGGS NICK NASTY DEE FH SATURDAY 5th JUNE 1993 9.30pm to 6am at THE ROLLER EXPRESS BUILDING LEA VALLEY TRADING ESTATE, EDMONTON, LONDON N18 ADVANCE TICKETS ONLY £10 + £1 BOOKING FEE 24 HOUR CREDIT CARD HOTLINE (081) 807-7345 INFORMATION HOTLINES (081) 808-8972 or (081) 524-7282

TOTAL DECORUM DANCE CREW The dance crew Total Decorum have recently appeared on MTV and a video of their act is now available. Listed below are just a few of the clubs where they have performed. There are three members, and the dress code is exclusive red and white. They have also danced at many PAs. They can provide their own DJ and MC. Lighting and Video show on large screens will soon be available. VENUES Club Telepathy, World Dance, Brixton Academy, The Edge, Lazer Drome, Rocket, Labello Blanco, Base Box, Roller Express, Club DA DA, Busby's, Bridewell (Dartford), Nite Flite (Southend), Time (Basildon) FOR BOOKING: 0268 510334 OR 0268 511097 29TH MAY 1993 - 9.00 PM - 8.00 AM 691 PROMOTIONS LTD PRESENTS REINCARNATION GOES TO CRYSTAL PALACE NATIONAL SPORTS CENTRE! Staring SHADES OF RHYTHM 'PA' Co-Starring Devious D, Fabio, Jumping Jack Frost, Micky Finn, Phantasy, Hype, Carl Cox & MC's: Lyrical King, Tripper, Mattrix, Screech! Tel: 0227 742691 PAGE 7

Kenny Ken ON A WARM SPRING NIGHT WE DROVE TO THE HEART OF CAMBRIDGE TO MEET ONE OF THE COUNTRY'S BEST DJS. THIS IS WHAT THE MAN HAD TO SAY. When did you start and why? Going raving every week and watching the likes of Fabio, Carl Cox, Grooverider and Frankie Valentine spinning music the way they were doing, I thought 'yeah man, I can come up with my own style.' Late '88 I bought myself some decks and started practicing mixing. By late '89, I got my first break on the radio with Centreforce and when they disbanded, Dance FM. At the time I was also playing out at a few events but it wasn't until the Krazy Klub at Astoria started, where I became resident, that I got any exposure. Did you find it hard to break onto the scene? In those times it wasn't too hard as there wasn't many up and coming DJs who were taking it seriously. From then on I just came up gradually. Did you enjoy your days on Radio? Yeah, I enjoyed it. You used to get people like Fabio and Frankie Valentine phoning me up giving me encouragement. It helped a lot. I used to play like I was in front of a crowd, not much chatting, just giving out shouts and the like. Who were your main influences? Carl Cox for his style, Fabio for his selection and Frankie Valentine for his wisdom. Those were the three who encouraged me the most. They took the time to sit down and give me advice. But now it's just up to me to decide what way I should go. How did you find the rise up the ladder? I've only really conquered London. I've not really done the same yet in the Midlands like Mickey Finn, Grooverider and Carl Cox. I mean don't get me wrong I've played up there loads of times but those guys are caning it up there. It's only now that I'm starting to break through with people taking notice. They're starting to realise I'm not another DJ with a name, I mean business. Was that through choice? No it's just the way it goes. Politics! If it went by the way you were playing I should really have been up there with the rest of them, but it's not like that, It's all "'if you don't know him you're not playing there mate!" It doesn't matter how good you are, if you don't know Mr X or Mrs Y you're not going nowhere unless your names Grooverider or Fabio. For someone like me you have to know people. Where do you enjoy playing? Paradise Club definitely, even if it isn't full up. I also like Quest in Wolverhampton, as I always get a good response and Eclipse in Cambridge. Do you enjoy playing at Clubs or Raves? The kind of music I play at the moment is better suited to Clubs. When I play at raves I have to lighten up and play tracks people already know. What do you think about the current trend of playing dub plates? It can work both for good and bad. For the good it can big up a DJ who plays plates if they're played right. I've heard DJs play 3/4 of their set on dub plate, but it's not been rolling. I've enjoyed it though because I'm a DJ but the crowd didn't enjoy it. For the bad too many DJs are getting the same plates. The idea of a dub plate is that only one DJ has it but that isn't the case now. By the time a good record is released it has already been played into the ground for the last three months on dub plate and it won't sell. I like playing them but I'll only take about 10 out on any one night. There's enough music for me to play on wax anyway. Have you made any records? I've just joined the 'Boogie Beat Crew' and I'll be in the studio with them soon. I've never been in a hurry to make a tune. It's probably because I'm a bit older than a lot of the other DJs out there and I'm not so hungry for success. Don't get me wrong, we all want success but the young ones have got the hunger. Some of them are putting out good tracks, others (mostly) are crap. It's just so they can say I'm a DJ and I've got a track out. I'm old fashioned and believe you should do your rounds first on the circuit, the tracks can come later and

that's what I'm doing. You talk about becoming successful, most people consider you already are, but what do you class it as? What I call success is when I've got my own house, a car I want and a few quid in the bank so I don't have to worry about nothing.I agree that people are talking about me and maybe that's because I'm doing a good job, but that doesn't make me successful. From DJing I can move into record producing and on from there. You can always progress. I may be in peoples eyes, but for myself I'm not where I want to be. How do you think the scene will progress? The music needs to lighten up. I like a lot of the darkness out there, but a lot of it is rubbish. There's a lot of people out there who want the happy vibes but are not getting it. You can't get a happy vibe from most of the darkness. At paradise I play a lot of darkness but away from it I'm tending to lighten up my sets and I'm getting a better response for it. I find darkness works better in a club where you can hear the bass better and louder than in a big open rave. Who do you rate out there who are up and coming? There's some good up and coming DJs out there at the moment. Sharkeye and Red Ant are doing it for me they're snappin at my heels. What advice would you have for up and comers? If you want to be a DJ now and you aren't known, then unless your something special don't bother. There's just too many people out there trying to get in. Any last messages? Big respect to all the ravers out there on the junglist tip, the AWOL Crew and everyone who knows me. PHutURE tRAX If you've got a firin' Hardcore, Techno, Garage, UK House or Dance Cut make sure you contact Phuture Trax For your Club, Radio and Press Promotional Needs. These labels did and know we fire on all cylinders! COME AND JOIN THE PHUTURE NOW! CALL 081 780 9766 OR FAX US ON 081 788 2889 PAGE 9

NU TOONS DUBRUNNER: "First up this month is the excellent 'Dark in the Jungle' on Soapbar Records which combines happy strings and funky beats, look out for it. If you are into that style also check 'Jammin to the Sound' on Stuck to your Lips Records, De Undergrounds 'Out of Control' and X-Amount Crew's 'Wild and Free'. All designed for that extra rush. As we pick up the pace this month so do DJ JBL's '1000 Hertz' and 'Stetleys' latest release on Dancebass Records, both designed for the serious bass lover. Lucky Spin continue their catalogue of excellent releases with 'Soundlab Vol 1', RUFF is all I need to say. On the Darkside this month look out for Tom and Jerry's latest EP which merges many styles to great effect. Also, buy on sight Liquid Wax Recording's 'Phantasy' and 'World's End' double packs including free copies of 'Miranda' and 'Liquid Aliens' respectively. Best intro and vibe builder of the month goes to A Guy Called Gerald's latest adventure on Juice Box, pure madness. Formation are bringing out new releases by 'Tango' and 'Bass Ballistics' both are RUFF and should be available by the time you read this. The same is true for the infamous 'Twisted Mentasm' and a future release called 'Take a Deep Breath' both by Bizzy B on Brain Records. NEWSFLASH: Red hot for the future are Uncle 22's remix of Flex's 'Mars', remixes of D'Cruzes 'Bass go Boom', Q Bass & D'Cruze with 'Dark Strangers' and Hypes 'Hold Tight' (exclusive previews!) Dubrunner signing off." 0850 410307 FRENZIC: "Track of the century this month has got to be 'Jungle Johnny' on Dee Jay Recordings two versions out at the moment, both ruff vinyl. Hard hit is a Basement Promo EP which is sure to be massive with uplift like you've never heard. On a ruffer tip 'Warped Science' by Peshay carries heaps of originality with plenty of mind-meandering rhythms. Obsession by DJ Vibes has enough impact to make any crowd jump. Generation X is the next release from Noise Factory with a slightly mellower style than previous releases but still worth a listen. The D'Cruze next release is 'Need You Now' and is set to be massive with catchy vocals and a jumpin B-line. On Labello Blanco Dr. S. Gachet's new EP is full of strings and atmosphere (one for the hands in the air massive). Nick OD's second Spam EP on Reinforced has 4 tracks and is definitely worth investing in along with Flex's 'Hold Back' on Intouch. The Good, 2 Bad and Hugly's next 4 track release on Ruff Kut Records using some wicked styles, darkness and rushin vocals one for the B-line Crew. Last up this month is a track by DJ Solo called 'Darkage' on The Production House Label, wicked track with lots of jumpin beats and breaks." 0702 344384. RED: "Production House have recently released a wad of new vinyl one being DJ Solo, a good vibe tune another being Antichaos. Closer to all your dreams by Rhythm Quest been out for a few weeks one uplifting jumping track. DJ Sparks - Hot Lava EP a dark industrial piece of vinyl with a rolling bassline. Next Boogie Beat Records, Demolition Crew EP 4 tracks - Stompin. The Invisible Man EP - for the headstrong! Tango Fallout definitely as hot and kickin as Ratty and Tango was and still is. DJ Phantasy on Liquid Wax Recordings the usual originality and quality. D'Cruze have released their 12", certain to do well. DJ Aphrodite on White Label is a boomin piece of vinyl. Other tracks to definitely grab are a release on Stuck to Your Lips Records (hot), DJ Gemini's Rock 4 Me, Rock 4 You, Kid Twist on Liquid Wax Recordings also DJ Ron - Ruff Tone on White. Last but definitely not least the latest releases from Basement Records.Two wicked pieces of plastic, chemical the other DJ Mayhem which has two savage tracks one samplin 'Jesus Loves the Acid' True kick arse records." 0702 469140 "This is DJ Doobie doing the reviews on the Techno and Trance for you's. This month it's the 'Aquasonic Trance' LP from Reactivate music. This LP's very well put together and the styles range from Deep Trance to Soft Techno, if these are the styles for you then read on. On the Soft Techno tip my top three are 'Tremorra del Terra', 'Koma' and 'Darkstar'. On the trancy tip my top three are 'You Better Take This', 'Mr Chill's Back' and 'Love Stimulation'. This LPs is gonna be released 1/6/93 and should be coming out on a double pack. Until next month when I'll be back with the ruffest techno selection in town, Seeya." PAGE 10

NEWS & VIEWS... LAZERDROME We travelled into the heart of South London to visit what is apparently one of London's premier night clubs. We were not to be disappointed. Situated just off Peckham High Street, the Lazerdrome used to be a 'quazer' game centre. The inside is large with overhead walkways and balconies all over the place (don't do too many narcotics in this place!). The system is loud, supplied by Renegade and packs an ample 25k punch. The club works well with both garage and hardcore sections as well as a couple of chill-out areas (though a few more chairs would not have gone a miss). The important part of any club is the music and with Randall, Dr. S. Gachet, Nut-E-One etc, on the hardcore menu along with a host of good garage DJs, the night was rocking. The security may have been a little 'over the top' but I didn't see any trouble all night and they weren't rude. Respect to Christian, Ryan and Nut-E-One. We'll be returning soon. - D.R DESIRE 93 - 8/5/93 ROLLER EXPRESS After a few months break the boys at Desire have planned a series of monthly events at the Roller Express this being the first. The venue was about 3/4 full and the happy vibe could be seen throughout with DJs Peshay, Randall, Vibes, Ray Keith and others. The lighting and backdrops were quite impressive but the sound could have been louder in places, I shall certainly be returning as a crowd like this is seldom seen, Big shout to the Sumo-Wrestling Cru. CLUB TELEPATHY Wax Club, Temple Mills Lane, Stratford, London My friends and I arrived after a short easy drive. Pleased to hear the tunes pumping as we entered the fair size car park. Quick and easy to get in with safe security at the entrance. We danced all night to the likes of Swan-E (respect) Devious D/SL easy going crowd that like to move. If you're looking for a fun night out check it out! Maria & Van Crew CALLING ALL OLD-TIMERS - DO YOU REMEMBER THE DUNGENS?? IF SO IT'S COMING BACK. WATCH THIS SPACE FOR FURTHER INFO. DIMENSION Dimension is the new night at the Alexandra Hotel in Southend and is at present the cheapest night around at only £3 with females free before 10 pm. The first couple of weeks were in fact quite disappointing due to problems with flyers and the sound system. However, this all changed on 30/4/93, the preparation and production was excellent and the management were rewarded with a full house and a good night was had by all. The Club consists of two floors with hardcore upstairs with the likes of Vibes, Frenzic, Ragtime, Yardee Spangela etc and garage/house downstairs with Rob Wash, Mr G, Taggy etc. The Total Decorum Dance Crew (as seen on MTV) are now residents at Dimension and are proving to be a valuable asset. The night has the potential to become the biggest night around providing it receives the support it deserves. For more info listen to Sweet FM 101.3 FM and Weekend Rush 92.3 FM. WORLD DANCE 1/5/93 Trekked out on a warm Saturday night down winding roads heading for Lydd Airport in Kent. When I arrived I couldn't help but notice the amount of police on site but later discovered they weren't there to harass. As expected this event had a wicked response with people from all over the country jumpin to the sounds of Fabio, Kenny Ken, LTJ Bukem, Gachet, Randall and Micky Finn amongst others (wicked set by Gachet with more remixes than a cats got lives). Lights, sound and layout good but it could have been a bit louder. Watch out for more WD Events at Lydd this year. CORRUPTION '93 Previously at the Paddocks in Holborn, Corruption have planned a series of events in Essex the first being 11th June in Southend with LTJ Bukem, Tayla, Frenzic & MCGQ amongst others. AWOL Once again the people at World Dance have found an untouched venue in the heart of London. On 30th May, Bagleys Film Studios will be transformed into four arenas of musical mayhem with the resident AWOL crew plus guests. See you there... A PROMOTER HAS ADVISED US THAT SOMETHING EXCITING IS HAPPENING IN DEEPEST, DARKEST ESSEX. FOR MORE INFO: 0850 574310 HARDCORE ZONE AT WAX CITY 306-308 LONDON ROAD CROYDON 081-665-0708 NO BULLSHIT JUST HARDCORE OPEN 10.30 AM - 9.00 PM MONDAY TO SATURDAY PAGE 12

THURSDAYS Club Ga Ga -The Café de Paris, Coventry St, London. Time 10.30-6.30 Top Line DJs each week - Phone: 071 231 3592 FRIDAYS CLUB BOOYAKKA Hats Nightclub, Paycock Road, Basildon Time 9 - Late Cost £3, Ladies free B4 10.30 DJs Devious D, Danny Breakz + more Phone: 0850 376204 OUTRAGE - BUSBY'S Tottenham Crt Rd. Time 10-6 Cost £8 B4 12 £10 After DJs include Slipmat, Rap, Lime, Kenny Ken, + Many more CLUB TELEPATHY - WAX Temple Mills Lane, Stratford All night DJs include Swan-E, Devious D, Randall, LTJ Bukem, Rat Pack, Phantasy + More KRUNCH AT LAZERDROME 267 Rye Lane, London SE15 Time 10-7 Cost £5 DJs include Swan-E, Tintin, Slipmat + many more Info 071 277 8624 EQUINOX AT MILLWAUKEES info 0831 656342 DJ's Slipmatt, Swan-E, Carl Cox + guests PARADISE - VIVID 1-5 Parkfield Street 11pm- 9am £10 DJs Hype, Rap, Joe 90 & others SATURDAYS ORANGE AT THE ROCKET Holloway N7 open 10 - 6am £10 members, £13 non-members DJs Randall, Dr. S Gachet + guests INTERDANCE AT STERNS Highdown ,Worthing open 9 -2am Various Guest DJ's on 3 floors ARK AT MONROES Eastern Esplanade, Southend open 9 - 2am £5 DJ Rush Puppy +Special guests every week INNERSENCE AT THE LAZERDROME 267 Rye Lane SE15, open 10 -7am. cost £10 DJ's Dr. S Gachet ,Randall, Ray Keith + guests OSCARS Clacton Pier, Clacton On Sea, Open 8 - 1.30am cost £3 member's, £5 non members Various guest DJ's A.W.O.L AT PARADISE CLUB 1-5 Parkfield St - Open 10 -10am £10 members, £13 non DJ's Kenny Ken, Mickey Finn, Randall, Dr. S Gachet , Darren Jay & Mc GQ + Special Guests Weekly QUEST Palomas, Wolverhampton Guests LTJ Bukem, Carl Cox, Grooverider, Ratty, Slipmatt & Guests THE EDGE Lower Ford Street, Coventry Time 10-7 cost £10 Various DJs include Peshay, Mickey Finn, Ellis Dee, Carl Cox, Top Buzz & Ratty. - on 4 floors BASSBOX Unit H9, Lea Valley Trading Est London 10-6am - £4 entry DJ's Tayla, Ratpack, Danni C & guests FUSION - THE MARQUEE 105 Charing Cross Road London WC2 DJs Rap, Hype, Ray Keith, Devious D, Joe 90, Tribal 2, DMS, Torchman + Others Cost £8 Members £10 Non-Members Open 10 pm - 6 am ONE OFFS REINCARNATION 29/5/93 Crystal Palace, National Sports Centre DJ's Devious D, Carl Cox, Micky Finn, J.J.F, Hype, Phantasy PA S.O.R. Cost £20 + Booking £15 mem, £25 door Time: 9-8 FUTURE MYTH 6 29/5/93 Roller Express Lea Valley Trading Estate N18 DJs JJ Frost, Randall, LTJ Bukem, Kenny Ken, Nicky Black Market & Crazy D Cost £10 - Open 9.30 pm - 6.00 am A.W.O.L 30/5/93 Goes to the movies, Bagley Film Studios, York Way, London N1 DJs Randall, Micky Finn, Kenny Ken, DR S Gachet, Swan-E, Ratty, LTJ Bukem, Darren Jay, Flex & MCGQ £13.50 members £17.50 Non-Members Open 10 pm - 6 am JUNGLE TECHNO 30/5/93 The Rocket, Holloway Road, London N7 DJs Top Buzz, Groove Rider, Mickey Finn, Kenny Ken, Dr S Gachet, Randall, Ron, Swan-E & Doc Scott £12 Open 9 pm - 6 am NEW AGE 4/6/93 BASS BOX, Lea Valley Trading estate Time 10 - 6 Cost £6 DJs Pig Bag, Warlock & Others HIPPODROME 9 30/5/93 Time: 9 - 7 Cost £10 in advance £15 on door DJs Groove Rider, Randall, Ray Keith, Rat Pack, Squirell, Hype, Fabio, DMS. 081 845 8255 DREAMSCAPE 6 28/5/93 The Sanctuary, Saxon St, Milton Keynes 9 - 7 Cost £15 + Booking DJs Ramos, Sy, Slipmat, Clarkee, Dougal. G E Rea, Dave Angel, Bukem, Ratty, Carl Cox RISE AND SHINE 29/5/93 Oscars the pier, Clacton, Essex Time: 9 - 6 Cost £12 DJs Carl Cox, Swan-E, Stu banks, Choci & More ELEVATION 19/6/93 ROLLER EXPRESS Time 9 - 6 PIRATE CLUB 26/6/93 ROLLER EXPRESS Time 10 - 6 GLOBAL EXPLOSION PRESENTS ASTROLOGY 12/6/93 Roller Express, Lea Valley Trading Estate, Time: 10 - 6 Cost: £15 Concession to Global Explosion Members DJs JJF, Micky Finn, Bukem, Trace, Kenny Ken, Vibes, Gachet Info: 0850 218 081 DESIRE '93 - ROLLER EXPRESS 5/6/93 JJ Frost, Phantasy, Randall, Roger Johnson, Peshay, Lloyd Anthony, Token Pace, Tribal 2 Cost £10 + BF 9.30 pm - 6.00 am CORRUPTION 11/6/93 China Gardens, Southend DJs LTJ Bukem, Tayla, Emotion, Reggie, Frenzic & MCGQ Cost £6.00 Open 9.30 pm - 6.00 am SUNDAYS ENIGMA AT THE DOME Kentish Town, opp Tuffnell Park from Sunday 6/6/93 6 pm -12 am Groove Rider, Randall, Gachet, Colonel, Brookie, KC, Stacey, KU, MCs Stingray, Dell, Nightmare £5 - Free membership THE MORNING AFTER Gardening Club, Covent Garden Entrance £5 DJ's Randall, Gachet, Ray Keith + Others Open 11 am - 7 pm SQUEEZE Busby's, Charing Cross Road 5 -11am £10 DJ's Grooverider, Fabio, Gachet, Ray Keith & Guests DREAM ODESSEY Paradise Club - 2 floors DJ Raw, Lema, Tribal 2, Red Alert, DJ Force, Dove, Trax, Ezman, Richie Rhythm £5 - 9-3am 081-780 9766 PAGE 13

The Pirate Club PRESENTS FUTURE MYTH VI SATURDAY 29TH MAY 1993 Only £10 In Advance 9.30 pm - 6 am AT ROLLER EXPRESS Lea Valley Trading Estate, Edmonton N18 Only £10 In Advance 9.30 pm - 6 am VINYL MYSTICS JUMPING JACK FROST • RANDALL • LTJ BUKEM KENNY KEN • NIKI BLACK MARKET • CRAZY D GARAGE MECHANICS ROBBIE CHARLES • FUTURE • THE OPERATOR MEDZ • FACE Playing Liquid House Grooves all night long! In our revamped, restyled, acoustically sublime ATLANTIS bar. MAGNETIC ATTRACTORS THE NEW SUBSONIC PIRATE CLUB SOUND SYSTEM • LASERS • LIGHTING AND IMAGES TO BLOW YOUR MIND PANORAMIC VIDEO VISUALS • PEOPLE PLATFORMS • DANCING PIRATE CREW • FULL FX GUARANA MILKSHAKE (FREE B4 12) • HOT AND COLD FOOD ALL NIGHT • CHAMPAGNE BAR PSYCHO-ACTIVE DRINKS • SECURE PARKING TOTAL VENUE TRANSFORMATION BY THE PIRATE CREW FREE MEMBERSHIP AVAILABLE - SO BRING TWO PASSPORT PHOTOGRAPHS IF YOU LIKE THE FLYER YOU'LL LOVE THE T-SHIRTS - AVAILABLE ON THE NIGHT! ALSO PIRATE TAPES & VIDEOS ETC! CREDIT CARD HOTLINE 24 HR 081 807 7345 INFORMATION HOTLINE 24 HR 081 887 0357 FREE COACH FROM TOTTENHAM HALE 9.00 TO 12.00 MIDNIGHT ROAR • NO UNDER 18'S • ID MAY BE REQUIRED STRINGENT SEARCHES • NO ILLEGAL SUBSTANCES THE VIEWS AND OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN ATMOSPHERE ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE SHOWED BY THE MAGAZINE AND IT'S EDITORS. UNAUTHORISED REPRODUCERS WILL BE STRUNG UP BY THE BO***CKS. NO LIABILITY CAN BE ACCEPTED FOR ANY ERRORS WHICH MAY OCCUR. PRINTING BY RECYCLE PRINT & DESIGN LIMITED - 0702 430220