It’s no secret to people inside the electronic dance community that rave culture is something special. After more than 30 years, it continues to grow, welcoming newcomers with each day. And while many factors contribute to this sustainability, a recent study from the University of Kent suggests a new reason. The university has revealed that new research links prosocial behaviors […]
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