How the black gay community birthed British rave culture: A look into the origins of house

By A Mystery Man Writer

Fishnet open-cheek co-ords, neon cycling shorts, grey air force 1’s and Nos are all the rage in the culture of festivals and raves in Britain. London is booming with a renaissance of surreptitious squatter raves on industrial sites, open parks and student flats.

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