The phrase "acid dance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a style of dance associated with acid house music, often characterized by energetic and rhythmic movements.
Example: "The club was alive with the vibrant energy of acid dance, as the DJ spun tracks that made everyone move."
Alternatives: "acid house dance" or "psychedelic dance".
Featured performers include Richie Hawtin, who blends minimal techno and acid into dance music, and the Streets, a British garage band.
The smiley face was associated with the acid house dance craze that came to prominence in Britain in 1988, heralding the so-called second summer of love.
But from disco's heyday, to the thriving creativity of Berlin techno throughout the 90s, and even the inadvertently politically charged golden era of acid house, dance music's common message has been one of unity.
Based around The Haçienda, a nightclub in Manchester owned by New Order and Factory Records, Madchester bands such as Happy Mondays and The Stone Roses mixed acid house dance rhythms with melodic guitar pop.
The People newspaper got hold of the story before the show was broadcast and printed, scandalously, that under the influence of acid "men danced with men".
The drug found its way into Dallas nightclubs, including the Starck Club, and on to the Balearic island of Ibiza, fuelling the 1980s acid house dance-drug craze.
Its potential for recreational use was appreciated and the drug soon escaped the clinical confines to become the one of the world's most popular synthetic psychedelics, fuelling the 1980s acid house dance-drug craze.
A tiger emerging from the jungly undergrowth; the vacant stare of Albert Hall's "Chief" as he's impaled by a Vietcong spear; Sam Bottoms's surfer dude performing an ungainly, acid-induced dance while his boat drifts into the fog.
In Head On Cope describes how he "took huge hits of LSD" before a live Top of the Pops appearance and in his tripping state, proposed forming an "acid-soaked dance group" with Eurovision winners Buck's Fizz.
It also, in an honored tradition of all-American hometown weepers, makes a high school dance an acid test for a central character.
