First indexed items
At this stage we do not copy third-party files into the archive. We link to the official source or identified holder, record metadata and open a path to authorised preservation.
30 Years of Boom — Microfilm 1
PT-FILM-001 · FILM
The first chapter in Boom’s official historical film series.
Boom 1997 — official gallery
PT-PHOTO-1997 · PHOTO
Organiser-published images from the first edition at Herdade do Zambujal.
Boom 1997 — the first flyer
PT-FLYER-1997-BOOM · FLYER
Public reproduction with dates, promoters, contact details and announced line-up.
Cyberculture — Karangahape Road
NZ-PHOTO-1996 · PHOTO
Heath Burgoyne and Mike Weston at the Cyberculture shop, documented by AudioCulture.
Cyberculture — international directory
NZ-DIR-1990S · DIRECTORY
Address, phone, fax, email and URL preserved by a contemporary electronic-music directory.
21 labels / 122 releases
PT-DATA-001 · DATA
A first cut of Portugal’s catalogue preserved in discographic databases.
Fungi Records Label Party
PT-FLYER-2008-FUNGI · FLYER DATA
Goabase record preserving date, venue, line-up, age limit and directions for an Alcabideche event.
Psybertech Festival — Calha do Grou
PT-EVENT-2008-PSYBERTECH · EVENT DATA
Date, promoter, décor, hotline and part of the line-up preserved in a historical listing.
GoaGadar / Quantic Chill
PT-WEB-2006-GOAGADAR · WEB TRACE
Traces of a Portuguese psychedelic-culture magazine and network preserved in forums and directories.
Cassettes, DAT and MiniDisc
OPEN-AUDIO · WANTED
Seeking authorised recordings of sets, radio, studio work and dancefloor ambience.
What flyers preserve
Fluorescent colour and fractals are only the surface. A flyer preserves the whole network: promoters, ticket shops, hotline numbers, directions, buses, prices, warnings, artists, décor crews and the language used before feeds existed. That is why we catalogue front, back, dimensions, print method, approximate date, provenance and rights—not just a pretty image.
Cyberculture’s interface uses that grammar—grid, stamps, catalogue numbers, tape and signal colour—without reproducing third-party art as decoration.
Portuguese label index
Below is the first editorial sample. The complete catalogue will connect entities, releases, artists, years and project relationships.
Flow Records
Founded by DJ Pena; progressive house and (psy)trance.
Crystal Matrix
Portuguese label and promoter tied to the full-on wave of the 2000s.
Ketuh Records
Part of the Portuguese label map documented in discographic databases.
Spectral Records
Portuguese psytrance label present in the international discographic record.
Quest4Goa Records
Label arm of the Portuguese collective Quest4Goa.
Good Mood Records
Linked to the core that seeded Boom and Portugal’s party culture.