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'Acid Houses' by Third Bloom was designed from the original Acid House Smiley Face and cuts from newspaper clippings from the time, inspired by the dawn of rave.

In the summer of 1988, so legendary folklore recalls, a new kind of music appeared in abandoned warehouses, industrial units and fields across the UK. A phenomenon that would come to be known as Acid House. With direct influences from the USA especially that of Detroit and Chicago, as well as later Germany and Ibiza, it marked the dawn of the infamous and very British ‘Rave’ movement. The Second Summer of Love, as the summers of '88-'89 became known, and with the help of a little newly synthesized compound MDMA redefined nightlife for generations to come in UK clubs such as Shoom and Spectrum.

Overflowing with collaborations with original house icons including Marshall Jefferson, E Raze, Sleazy D, Robert Owens and Irvine Welsh, the album transports you back to a time when house music was strictly underground and burgeoning.

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