The days of vinyl records, hand-passed fliers, and smoke-filled dance floors. Hosting a Drum & Bass night in a small bar on Main Street called "The Return," it became a weekly institution for the era's vigorous rave scene and lasted for years.

Through the 2000s MNM branched into various clubs and took on other genres of dance music. That decade saw them hosting producers like Diplo, Girl Talk, RJD2, Chromeo, and LA Riots — and bands like Lotus, Keys N Krates, Dub Trio, Break Science, and a legion of others.

The 2010s — when dubstep hit, MNM introduced it live to Buffalo in the form of Rusko. Bigger venues and a whirlwind of bass music followed: Excision, Marshmello, Zeds Dead, Illenium, Nghtmre, The Glitch Mob, Flux Pavilion. Live acts such as Big Gigantic, BTSM, GRiZ, and STS9.

The 2020s are rolling and MNM has already thrown record-breaking events: deadmau5 at Outer Harbor, Excision on New Year's Eve and Day, a Shaquille O'Neal show, REZZ, Dillon Francis, Sunset Sundays, and so much more. Just envision what the rest of the decade will bring.

With upwards of 1,000 raves, concerts, boat cruises, holidays, and after-hours booked under the MNM moniker, the brand is owned by Mike T. Marshall — a self-taught "raver and jam-band kid" who grew up attending countless warehouse parties, music festivals, and Phish concerts.