Issue 3

Cult to Culture Issue 3 documenting SeOne and The Drome

Sweet Dreams Are Made of This - Raindance: Drome / SeOne

This third publication from Cult to Culture Press continues our ongoing exploration of UK rave culture. In this issue, we turn our attention to the legendary Raindance residency at The Drome / SeOne - a defining chapter in London nightlife history from 1999 to 2010.

Hidden beneath the old London Bridge Station, a vast network of cavernous railway arches became home to some of the most influential underground events of the era. Across an 11-year residency, Raindance transformed the 30,000 square foot maze into a destination for ravers travelling from across the country to lose themselves in the music.

Featuring photographs, flyers and rare ephemera from approximately forty events, this publication documents the evolution of the venue through its many incarnations - from The Drome to SeOne and finally Debut - widely regarded as one of London’s greatest ever rave spaces.

Published by Cult to Culture Press.
With an introduction by Richard Raindance
and a foreword by DJ Billy “Daniel” Bunter.

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A5, full colour, 122 pages
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Our books are printed on FSC® and recycled papers. All our FSC papers are from sustainable sources and printed using superior quality vegetable inks.

Cult to Culture Issue 3 exploring Raindance at SeOne and The Drome between 1999 and 2010

Crowd scene inside London underground rave venue from the Cult to Culture archive

Open publication spread featuring 1999 Raindance flyer artwork and archival material

Open Cult to Culture publication spread featuring archival photography and editorial text on UK rave culture

Open photo spread featuring ravers in colourful outfits from the Cult to Culture archive

Stack of Cult to Culture Issue 3 publications documenting Raindance at SeOne and The Drome

Open spread from Cult to Culture Issue 3 featuring archival rave photography and editorial design

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