FLASHBACK: PARTIES FOR THE PEOPLE BY THE PEOPLE by ADELLE STRIPE, ALEX ZAWADZKI, ANNA WOOD, BALRAJ SINGH, DOROTHY, FERGAL KINNEY & JAMIE HOLMAN
Club Cultures: Music, Media and Subcultural Capital by Sarah Thornton
The Art of Ecstasy by Vintage Disco Biscuit
Dance Your Way Home: A Journey Through the Dancefloor by Emma Warren (not sure if this one has drugs yet)
Raving by McKenzie Wark
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