Mark McNulty photographed British house music and club culture throughout the 1990s, working extensively for the dance and music press. Beginning with Liverpool venues including Quadrant Park, The State, Cream, Voodoo and Garlands, his assignments later took him across the UK to clubs and events including Bugged Out at Sankeys Soap, Back to Basics, Golden, Ministry of Sound, Universe and Rezerection.

The collection documents the growth of British clubbing during the superclub era, when national magazines, major venues and increasingly prominent DJs connected regional scenes to a wider audience. McNulty photographed both the headline figures and the people on the dance floor, producing an extensive archive available through British Culture Archive for editorial, publishing, exhibition and commercial licensing.

Read the full feature: Mark McNulty: House Music and the rise of the Superclub