Discover the uncharted world of New York's queer rave scene, where techno is not just music but a lifestyle and an art form. This book takes you into the heart of a pulsating community whose music and energy inspire and transcend ordinary social boundaries.

In Raving, McKenzie Wark reveals the hidden locations and atmosphere of New York's queer rave scene. He shows how raving to techno is not only a musical experience but also a personal technique and an art. Queer and trans bodies find spaces here where they can be themselves, yet techno can enchant anyone who lets themselves be carried away by the rhythm and the beat. This book is not just about music, but about identity, freedom, and a community that crosses usual boundaries.

Dive into a world where the union of music and the body becomes a means of self-expression and empowerment. Raving offers a unique perspective on a subcultural scene that possesses unmistakable charm and energy.

Why choose this book?

• Explore the unique queer rave scene of New York
• Understand the significance of technospace as an art form and technique
• Be inspired by the stories and experiences of queer and trans communities
• Gain a new perspective on the connection between music, identity, and social issues
• Enjoy an engaging and accessible read about a contemporary subculture

Main features of the book:

• Detailed description of New York's queer rave scene
• Authentic treatment of topics related to identity and community
• Clear and compelling writing style of McKenzie Wark
• Ideal for readers interested in music, culture, and social topics
• A combination of theoretical and practical perspectives on rave culture