Dreamscape • The Warehouse, Plymouth • 4 February 1994

Dreamscape 9 It’s A Knockout — Round One

ESP / Dreamscape Plymouth Round One 3 archive recordings

Dreamscape’s numbered series leaves Milton Keynes for Plymouth, with the contemporary flyer anchoring the event and later tape catalogues preserving a much wider recording footprint.

The night

Round One in Plymouth

The flyer establishes the event facts; the later tape catalogue shows more of what circulated from the night without being treated as a timetable.

The event

Dreamscape leaves Milton Keynes

Dreamscape 9 is part of the numbered history, but its geography makes it distinct from the Sanctuary run surrounding it.

Dreamscape 9 took the numbered series to The Warehouse in Plymouth. Phatmedia’s flyer record confirms the venue, city, organiser and 4 February 1994 date, matching the Rave Archive artwork. Those details give the page its firm event identity.

The later House of Music Dreamscape catalogue lists an eight-pack under ‘It’s The Knockout Round 1’ and names Clarkee, DJ Sy, Dougal, Easygroove, Ellis Dee, Grooverider, LTJ Bukem, Ramos, Ratty and Slipmatt across the package. The difference between that later wording and the flyer-led title is retained rather than silently normalised.

Three Rave Archive UK Mixcloud recordings are linked here: Easygroove with Robbie D, Clarkee with Robbie D, and Grooverider with Ranski & Bassman. They establish a strong playable core without inventing URLs for every tape known from the later catalogue.

Deep dive • the numbered series travels

Dreamscape 9 proves Dreamscape was bigger than The Sanctuary

Plymouth matters here as much as the DJ names.

The contemporary flyer fixes Round One at The Warehouse in Plymouth, while later tape catalogues preserve a much broader recorded footprint than the three RAUK transfers currently playable. Clarkee, Sy, Dougal, Easygroove, Ellis Dee, Grooverider, Bukem, Ramos, Ratty and Slipmatt all appear across the surviving catalogue.

That combination lets the page make a stronger point without exaggerating: by early 1994 Dreamscape’s numbered identity could travel away from Milton Keynes and still generate a substantial tape afterlife. The Plymouth flyer remains the event authority; the later pack tells us what recordings circulated from it.

Rave Archive audio

Hear Dreamscape 9 in the site player

The three Rave Archive UK recordings currently held for the event are linked below.

People in the archive

Follow the artists beyond Plymouth

Continue through the existing Rave Archive artist pages.

Dreamscape chronology

Dreamscape 9 in the chronology

Round One bridges the New Year’s Eve event to Dreamscape 10.

Previous recordDreamscape 8 — Takes You Into 1994 — 31.12.93Dreamscape 8 →
Later counterpartDreamscape 13 — Knockout Round Two — still to be added where surviving archive material supports it
Further reading

Sources & further reading

The contemporary flyer leads the event identity; later tape cataloguing adds the wider survival record.

Were you at Dreamscape 9?

Tickets, photographs, original tape labels, room details or firsthand memories from The Warehouse can deepen the Plymouth record before Round Two is added to the chronology.

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