KFAX8 - DANCE '91

From 1990 to 1994, avid raver and face of the scene Toby 'Tobias' Smith was busy satisfying his insatiable appetite for club culture. I listened to as much music as possible and went to various raves in London and the South West. Toby was collecting event flyers, promotional materials for events he had participated in, and materials for events he liked. His personal collection grew and grew until it was stored in the attic of his mother's house and forgotten for more than 25 years.

Klasse Wrecks is proud to present a great selection of this collection as part 8 of the KFAX series. Over 100 pages, the flyer has been faithfully restored and finished with high quality offset printing. In addition, you can take a closer look at the details of the event with a layout that combines the front, back, and all pages. Now that original paper flyers are becoming scarce, KFAX8 will serve as an archive of the past and provide materials for new readers and the next generation.

Between the years of 1990 and 1994 avid raver and face-on-the-scene Toby 'Tobias' Smith was busy fulfilling his insatiable appetite for club culture. Consuming as much music as he could, he spent his time visiting a wide range of raves around London and the South West. Toby would make sure he collected the flyers for these events as he went, collecting promotional material for the events he attended and also for ones he liked the look of. His personal collection grew and grew and was finally archived in the attic at his mother's house and forgotten about for over 25 years.

Klasse Wrecks is proud to present a fine selection of this collection in the eighth of it's KFAX series. Portrayed in all their natural glory over more than 100 pages, the book faithfully restores and offset prints the flyers in a high quality. The layout features a mix of front and back and full page replications, allowing the reader to fully immerse themselves in the detail of each event. With the original paper flyers becoming rarer over time KFAX8 serves as an archive of the past, presenting the material to a new audience and the next generation.

120 pages, measuring at 21x14.8cm and offset printed on 100g/m² smooth paper.