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This Book Is Elektronic is the first in its kind. It's a collection of legendary, good-looking and sometimes not so good-looking (but still legendary) flyers and artwork from the coolest places Belgium has ever known. The book (which is published by Ludion) contains promotional material from amongst others 55, Boccaccio, At the Villa, Cherry Moon, Extreme, Vaudeville, Paradise, I Love Techno, Belmondo, Kozzmozz, Poplife, Rave Explosion, Montini, Silo, Le Chéops, Fuse, La Rocca, Cirao, Illusion, Carat, Free the Funk, Café d'Anvers, 10 Days of Techno, Culture Club, Make-Up, Who's Who's Land, Food, H2O, Zillion, Decadance, Fill Collins Club, House Torhout, Laundry Day, La Rocca, Tomorrowland, Versuz, Noxx, Star Warz, Forma.T and many, many more!

Also in This Book Is Elektronic: Johan Faes (Release) on the beginning of Fuse, Jonas Boel (Focus Knack) on the Ghent party scene, Mathieu Fonsny (Forma.T) on Liégeois nightlife and Ben Van Alboom (Switch) on a bit of everything. Plus: a portfolio of DSCHTK - two guys, two cameras and a whole bunch of legendary club exteriors!

Finally, there's also a cd inside with tracks from Telex, The Neon Judgement, 2 Belgen, A Split Second, Erotic Dissidents, 101, Praga Khan, Jones & Stephenson, T99 and Thunderball.

This Book Is Elektronic will go on sale Friday September 18 at This Street Is Elektronic in Ghent. Participating stores are Rewind (St-Pietersnieuwstraat 44), Animal store (Walpoortstraat 34), Limits (St-Pietersnieuwstraat 38), The Difference (Walpoortstraat 40) and Bizar (Walpoortstraat 6). On Saturday September 19 it will also be sold at This Beat Is Elektronic. The book costs €24,9.

Starting Monday September 21, This Book Is Elektronic will be available nationwide in both book and record stores. You can also order it online here or by E-mail.

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