“I was very, very into techno for a long time. That was my bag at uni. I went clubbing a lot and all sorts of nonsense ensued. Havok on a Friday was my favourite night because I just loved dancing.”

"Benedict Cumberbatch: “Techno was my bag at uni – I went clubbing a lot”" in NME https://www.nme.com/features/film-interviews/benedict-cumberbatch-interview-radiohead-the-power-of-the-dog-3097698 (18 November 2021)

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