Editing Acid techno (section)

==History==
Early exponents of the style included [[Richie Hawtin]] (aka Plastikman), [[Aphex Twin]], [[Dave Clarke (DJ)|Dave Clarke]], [[Hardfloor]], solarquest, and Damon Wilde.<ref name="ReferenceA"/> Other mainstays included London acts such as Liberators, Henry Cullen (aka D.A.V.E. The Drummer), Guy McAffer (aka The Geezer), and DDR.<ref name="rbma"/> In London, the acid techno scene developed via illegal network of parties; the 1997 compilation ''It's Not Intelligent…And It's Not From Detroit…But It's F**king 'Avin It'' was subtitled "The Sound of London's Acid Techno Underground" and helped to solidify the genre in the underground consciousness.<ref name="rbma"/> In recent years, Acid Techno had a comeback with artists of the younger generation such as [[Regal (musician)|Regal]] or Boston 168 releasing critically acclaimed Acid music and bringing the sound to big stages.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://djmag.com/content/dj-mag-podcast-96-regal |title=DJ Mag Podcast 96: Regal |last=Murray |first=Eoin |publisher= |date=June 14, 2018 |website=DJ Mag |access-date=February 16, 2023}}</ref>

[[Image:TB-303.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The [[Roland TB-303]] bass synthesizer provided the electronic squelch sounds often heard in acid tracks.]]