Various, Code 61, Phorward, It's Official, Explorers Of The Nile, Public Relation, Danse Macabre, Freak Brothers, Dr. Phibes, Beat Beat Beat, Kings Of Agreppo, Dirty Harry, Boytronic, Erotic Dissidents, TNT Clan, New Beat Generation, Taste Of Sugar, Speck & Roan, Space Opera, Fatal Error, No More Ecstasy, BX-8017, Cavemen, Chinese Ways, Mr. Horse, Beat Professor, Taste Of Sugar, Bulgarka, Taste Of Sugar, Miss Nude, Boy Toy, Hi-Hat, Mac Sample, Black Kiss, Spectrum, Tragic Error, Agaric, Jean Paul Gaultier, Taste Of Sugar, Karen Finley, Nitzer Ebb, The Acid Kids, The Airplane Crashers, King George, Ghentlon, Dux Dux, The Hippies On LSD, Dux Dux, Sandra, Jean Paul Gaultier, Deborah Sasson, Chico Crew, The Beat Pirate, Silicon Dream, Samantha Fox, D-Shake, Inner City, New Order, Future Perfect, Deborah Sasson, Perfectly Ordinary People, Safe, The Hardsonic Bottoms 3, Nitzer Ebb, The Hardsonic Bottoms 3, Samantha Fox, Paul Rutherford, C.C.C.P., Pankow, Bigod 20, Bigod 20, Lizzie Tear, C.C.C.P., Off, The Shamen, Off, Londonbeat, Samantha Fox, Mayday, Annette, Psychic TV, Samantha Fox, Frequency 9, Londonbeat, Ecstasy Club, DJ Doktor Megatrip

Chicago House

A drum machine, a cheap sampler and a church-raised voice — the blueprint every dance record still borrows.

Madchester

Guitar bands playing to a dancefloor clock: loose drums, wah pedals, 808s and a city on E.