Coming Soon
The complete digital archive
1987 - 1994
Acid House - Rave - Hardcore
What We're Building
The Rave Bible is a living archive of the UK rave scene from 1987 to 1994. From the first acid house nights at Shoom and Spectrum, through the orbital raves and warehouse parties, to the criminal justice bill that tried to shut it all down.
We're cataloguing every artist, every label, every pirate radio station, every flyer, every piece of footage we can find. Not a nostalgia trip - a proper historical archive, built to last.
Music & Artists
Pirate Radio
Footage & Docs
Flyers & Photos
DJ Sets & Mixes
History & Culture
Get Involved
We're looking for people who were there, who lived it, who still care about it.
DJs, promoters, collectors, photographers, clubbers - anyone with records, flyers, tapes, photos, or stories from the era.
If you want to help build the most complete 87-94 archive on the planet, request early access.
What we need help with
Identifying artists and their releases from the era
Tracking down rare vinyl, white labels, and promos
Sharing flyers, photos, and footage from events
Pirate radio recordings and station histories
First-hand accounts and stories
This is a non-commercial community project dedicated to preserving the cultural history of the UK rave scene (1987-1994). No material hosted here is sold or monetised. All rights remain with the original artists, labels, and creators. If you are a rights holder and would like content removed, please get in touch and we will act promptly.