Krunch at the Lazerdrome — March / April 1993 Programme
The Orion Organisation · Lazerdrome, Peckham · opening Friday 12 March 1993 · four Friday programmes
12 March–2 April 1993 · Fridays · 10pm–7am · ★ Gold Star object
Original double-sided flyer launching The Orion Organisation's Krunch Friday residency at the Lazerdrome, Peckham, on 12 March 1993. It documents four consecutive Fridays through 2 April, dividing programming between the hardcore-focused Twilight Zone and a Subliminal Zone of progressive house, trance and garage.
Read the catalogue note →- Event
- Krunch at the Lazerdrome — March / April 1993 Programme
- Promoter
- The Orion Organisation
- Venue
- Lazerdrome
- Location
- 267 Rye Lane, London SE15
- Advertised hours
- Every Friday · 10pm–7am; no admission after 1:30am
- Original admission / price
- £5 on the door
- Format
- Double-sided landscape four-week club programme flyer
- Orientation
- Landscape
- Original / reproduction
- Original-period 1993 Krunch promotional flyer attribution based on exact launch date, four-week programme, venue address, pricing, information line and period scene corroboration.
- Edition / variant
- Krunch launch / four-Friday programme variant covering 12 March–2 April 1993, with globe/head computer-art front and detailed two-zone schedule reverse.
- Condition
- Very Good appearance, ungraded; light handling and small right-edge pin/staple-type marks; complete and fully legible.
- Completeness
- Complete double-sided four-week programme flyer as photographed.
- Event relationship
- Krunch at the Lazerdrome · 1993-03-12
- Event relationship
- Krunch at the Lazerdrome · 1993-03-19
- Event relationship
- Krunch at the Lazerdrome · 1993-03-26
- Event relationship
- Krunch at the Lazerdrome · 1993-04-02
- Venue relationship
- Browse Lazerdrome objects
Catalogue note
Original double-sided flyer launching The Orion Organisation's Krunch Friday residency at the Lazerdrome, Peckham, on 12 March 1993. It documents four consecutive Fridays through 2 April, dividing programming between the hardcore-focused Twilight Zone and a Subliminal Zone of progressive house, trance and garage. The line-ups include DMS, Swann-E, Nicky Blackmarket, Matt 'Jam' Lamont and Slipmatt, with live PAs by Sunset Regime and Origination.
Advertised programme: 12 Mar — Twilight Zone: D.M.S., Joe 90, Pigbag, Frenzy, Mick. Subliminal Zone: Sarah HB, Matt Maurice, Sil' Flavor, Andy Moon. Live P.A.: Sunset Regime. 19 Mar — Twilight Zone: Swan E, Face, Nicki Black Market, Frenzy, Mick. Subliminal Zone: Matt 'Jam' Lamont, James H, Brute, Andy Moon. 26 Mar — Twilight Zone: D.M.S., Nicki Black Market, Sass, Frenzy, Mick. Subliminal Zone: Master P, Sil' Flavor, Matt Maurice, Andy Moon. Live P.A.: Origination. 2 Apr — Twilight Zone: Slipmatt, Face, Unity, Frenzy, Mick. Subliminal Zone: Brute, James H, Andy Moon.
Graphic-design significance: The front uses a striking early-digital/airbrushed visual language: a large orange Krunch wordmark above a half-human, half-wireframe head enclosed in a globe, with radiating geometric bands and deep blue/yellow gradients. The reverse is typographically dense but clearly structured into four dates and two zones, balancing futurist image-making with practical club information.
Historical context: The flyer announces Krunch as a new Friday-night programme launched by The Orion Organisation at the Lazerdrome on 12 March 1993. Ravescene Issue 32, published in February 1993, independently advertised 'The Orion Organisation presents Krunch at The Lazerdrome – Every Friday from 12th March 1993'. Later Ravescene listings continued to advertise Krunch at the Lazerdrome, confirming it as an ongoing Friday residency rather than a one-off event. TMR already preserves the Lazerdrome through the earlier Seduction launch at the same venue, allowing this object to extend the site's early-1993 programming history.
Production note: Full-colour commercial print on coated paper/card stock; exact printing process and stock weight not established.
Condition note: Very Good appearance, ungraded. Light edge and corner handling, small isolated surface marks and several tiny pin/staple-type holes or abrasions along the right edge. Strong colour and complete legibility on both sides; no major tears or paper loss visible.
Confidence / uncertainty: The launch date, four programme dates, venue, address, £5 door price, hours and all printed line-ups are physically verified. Ravescene independently corroborates the launch and recurring Friday residency. Unresolved local/stage-name credits such as Joe 90, Pigbag, Frenzy, Mick, Sarah HB, Matt Maurice, Sil' Flavor, Andy Moon, Face, James H, Brute, Sass, Master P and Unity are preserved exactly as printed without speculative authority linkage. Printed 'Swan E' is linked to the canonical TMR Swann-E authority while retaining the physical spelling in programme text.
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Why this object matters
Historical context
The flyer announces Krunch as a new Friday-night programme launched by The Orion Organisation at the Lazerdrome on 12 March 1993. Ravescene Issue 32, published in February 1993, independently advertised 'The Orion Organisation presents Krunch at The Lazerdrome – Every Friday from 12th March 1993'. Later Ravescene listings continued to advertise Krunch at the Lazerdrome, confirming it as an ongoing Friday residency rather than a one-off event. TMR already preserves the Lazerdrome through the earlier Seduction launch at the same venue, allowing this object to extend the site's early-1993 programming history.
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Archive Importance: 9.4 / 10 · Gold Star.
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