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SP23
SP23 is a musical and arts collective that played a central role in the Spiral Tribe Sound System. The members reformed in 2012 under the name SP23 to differentiate between the illegal sound system known for free parties and free festivals and the group of today. Spiral Tribe were most identified with reclaiming public space, their renegade approach to celebration and open source organisation and the police crackdowns against them which culminated in the Criminal Justice Act of 1994. While SP23 were at the heart of Spiral Tribe, they are also known primarily for their pioneering of live electronic dance music, their visual symbolism and their ongoing connection to the conscious, community based roots of rave culture.
== History ==
SP23 began in Berlin in the mid 1990s a unit for the Spiral Tribe musicians to release records under.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Discogs SP23 )〕 Based in a mobile recording studio that was housed in an old circus trailer, they helped define the sound of Free Tekno. Hard edged industrial sounds saw 4 /4 beats fused with breakbeats and the resulting synthesis created a distinct sound that would become synonymous with the Teknival movement that Spiral Tribe founded.
Known for their 'livesets' where synthesisers, drum machines, samplers, effects units and sequencers were combined through a multi channel mixing desk to create live progressions rather than simply mixing records together, they rapidly acquired a cult following and spawned a range of genres at the harder end of techno music. Playing in all weather conditions in a multitude of unconventional locations at illegal raves, they became a driving force in the DIY culture of liveset techno〔
SP23 also became a form of short hand for the Spiral Tribe sound system, which stopped operating toward the end of the 1990s leaving a legacy of subcultures in many European countries.〔
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