Extreme Vinyl presents Raverhill
Rush Nightclub, Haverhill · Phantasy / Logan D · Friday 30 January (year unresolved)
Friday 30 January (year not printed; unverified)
A striking two-sided promotional flyer for Raverhill, an Extreme Vinyl-presented drum-and-bass night at Rush Nightclub, Haverhill. Its nationally connected advertised bill includes Phantasy (Easy Records) and Logan D (Kool FM), alongside local or less securely identifiable DJs and MCs.
Read the catalogue note →- Event
- Raverhill
- Promoter
- Extreme Vinyl
- Venue
- Rush Nightclub
- Location
- 1–3 High Street, Haverhill, Suffolk; car park at front of venue in Swan Lane (as printed).
- Advertised hours
- 9pm–3am; no entry after 1.30am (as advertised).
- Original admission / price
- Door tax £8; £7 with presentation of this flyer (printed prices, not object market value).
- Designer
- Not credited
- Format
- Two-sided long-format club flyer; vertically composed illustrated front and horizontally composed information reverse.
- Orientation
- Portrait front; landscape reverse.
- Original / reproduction
- Original-period event flyer (provisional assessment from photographic evidence; no independent printing provenance).
- Edition / variant
- Flyer bearing an advertised £7 concession against the £8 door price; no printing/edition variant established.
- Condition
- Good to very good (provisional photographic assessment).
- Completeness
- Complete as a standalone two-sided printed flyer, with both sides photographed.
- Absolute rarity
- Undetermined: no verified print run, edition size or surviving-copy evidence.
- Acquisition rarity
- Not assessed.
- Event relationship
- Raverhill at Rush Nightclub
- Venue relationship
- Browse Rush Nightclub objects
Catalogue note
A striking two-sided promotional flyer for Raverhill, an Extreme Vinyl-presented drum-and-bass night at Rush Nightclub, Haverhill. Its nationally connected advertised bill includes Phantasy (Easy Records) and Logan D (Kool FM), alongside local or less securely identifiable DJs and MCs. The layered, heavily typographic design evokes turntables, records and club sound systems; the reverse preserves a detailed view of admission prices, door policy and the practical geography of provincial rave nightlife. Friday 30 January is printed, but the year is not and remains unresolved.
Advertised programme: DJs: Phantasy (Easy Records); Surreal (Dusk Till Dawn); Logan D (Kool FM); Deetox; Double T; Viper; Badboy G. MCs: Motormouth; Cabbie; Audio C.
Graphic-design significance: Graphic front dominated by oversized extruded blue and red letterforms, industrial/turntable imagery, monochrome photography and yellow stylised display lettering; reverse is a functional multi-panel bill, admission and venue-information layout. Designer is uncredited.
Historical context: The flyer advertises DJ Phantasy with Easy Records and Logan D with Kool FM. It preserves venue access rules (over-18s, clubwear, no caps/hoods, ID checks and 1.30am last entry), differential door pricing, a mobile information line and distances from nearby towns. Haverhill Town Council minutes independently establish Rush Nightclub as operating in 2003, without verifying the flyer year.
Production note: Colour printed; exact printing process and paper stock not verified.
Condition note: Good to very good from photographs: paper appears flat and intact, with bright colour and legible text; isolated surface marks and slight edge/corner handling visible. No conspicuous folds, tears, pinholes, adhesive or paper loss visible in supplied views. Not described as mint.
Confidence / uncertainty: The physical item verifies event name, day/month, venue/address, presenter, advertised artists, admission and door policy. Year is absent; exact event date/year, event occurrence, design attribution, format dimensions and printing particulars remain unresolved.
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Event details are drawn from the held object and the qualified catalogue research above. A printed bill establishes an advertised booking, not confirmation that a performer appeared.
Why this object matters
Historical context
The flyer advertises DJ Phantasy with Easy Records and Logan D with Kool FM. It preserves venue access rules (over-18s, clubwear, no caps/hoods, ID checks and 1.30am last entry), differential door pricing, a mobile information line and distances from nearby towns. Haverhill Town Council minutes independently establish Rush Nightclub as operating in 2003, without verifying the flyer year.
Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 7.8 / 10.
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