The last couple of months, more and more rave sounds (not run through any FX or distortion of any sort) have started sneaking in to our every day club life. Remember those rave pianos? When did you hear them the last time? This weekend right? And the time before that? 1992, right?

In search of a more organic sound the club scene seems to glance backwards to a time when musicians tried to make music that sounded like the not so distant future aka didnt sound oraganic at all. Its quite ironic, that the people who tried to sound like the future now are used as the organic “real” input. And the UK Hardcore scene really did sound just like the music in the future (now) (im getting confused)…

So, I have lately started to sneak in a good ol UK Hardcore track or a rave track in to my DJ sets and I have noticed that no one seems to even notice, i wonder how it would have had gone down back in 2005? And to be frank, I sometimes have a really hard time telling the difference from the latest Boys Noize release from the obscure Rave 12″ from 1990.

Love Revolution – The Scream

Take this track from 1991as a brilliant example of that, personaly im kinda fond of the more “old school” sounds so im gonne treat you to a couple of my favourites right now (BTW its really hard to find any info about there artists).

DJ Kome & Mr Time – In to the Night

Take this amazing Rave track that blends perfect with almost every bootybass track I have. Its good to have this coming back, im normaly not a big retro buff but when its good its good and me personaly was in my young teens when this track from 1993 was released and cared way more about Hip hop then about rave and techo, so its amazing to be able to go out clubing to that music now finaly…

Noise Factroy – The Buzz

NMO – God of Abraham (remix 1992)

NMO have perhaps made one of the coolest intros ever.

Liquid Chrystal – Dischord

Ok now you kids have fun with these track, but be responsible, you know you can have people danceing all night to this.