Sentence examples for rave from inspiring English sources

Whether or not Moore takes credit, his electro house and amped-up dubstep sound has found its way into the fabric of American subculture in a way no other rave genre has before.

Mamonov credits Kazantip, a month-long rave on the Black Sea, for establishing the scene in the region.

Launched in 2000 focusing on listings, the magazine has expanded to include items such as live-streaming from Gorky Park Moscowow's symbol of gentrification – to a feature comparing Crimean rave festival KaZantip to others around the world.

Up until that point she looked pretty much the only drug casualty we had clocked since arriving in the middle of Kazantip, a month-long Ukrainian rave attended by 200,000 people.

Kazantip, which calls itself a 'paradise rave republic', moves around Ukraine every year at the whim of its founder, a shadowy figure in his early forties called Nikita Marshunok, who styles himself President of Kazantip.

They hated rave music as much as me so we hung out at their place while dad, Alexandr, played us Rammstein videos.

'Kazantip is a rave republic and it represents this new way that young people are living their lives,' said Stach.

The policeman and the crocodile rarely get the rave reviews in a Punch and Judy show.

Not only did they draw on the music of rave enthusiasts, they dressed the same as them and, more important, thought the same, too.

A feel-good yarn about a budding dancer in the north-east, Stephen Daldry's movie previewed to cheering audiences at this year's Cannes and Edinburgh film festivals and looks set for rave reviews when it opens nationwide this weekend.

There was much that was miserable about the time - Tory rule, recession - and although it seems faintly absurd now, rave culture seemed a force for change and insurrection; certainly enough for the gov-ernment to bring in the Criminal Justice Act to crack down on illegal parties.