DIGITAL SOUNDBOY SOUNDSYSTEM

Fabric Live 63 CD

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Launched in 2005 by original ‘90s Jungle pioneer, Shy FX, Digital Soundboy quickly established itself as one of the UK’s most exciting labels, its quality over quantity ethos making it a...

LEVON VINCENT

Fabric 63 CD

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What better way to showcase Levon’s work and the group of like-minded producers around him than to present their forthcoming productions for the year? Here Levon selects a number of his...

KASRA

Fabric Live 62 CD

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Kasra Mowlavi has a reputation for possessing impeccable taste. His Critical Music label has been home to some of the most forward thinking drum & bass since the label’s inception back in...

DJ SNEAK

Fabric 62 CD

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With over 20 years of DJing and more than 20,000 records in his vinyl collection, one of the world’s most talented house heroes, DJ Sneak, lends his tune selection, deck wizardry and pure love...

PINCH

Fabric Live 61 CD

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Looking back on the myriad of ways that the genre now known quite loosely as ‘bass music’ has mutated, one of the key figures in its evolution would have to be Bristol’s Rob Ellis, better...

VISIONQUEST

Fabric 61 CD

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Visionquest are a dynamic, charismatic and unstoppable force that have quietly crept up and grasped the horns of dance music in 2011. Comprising of Seth Troxler, Lee Curtiss, Ryan Crosson and...

BRODINSKI

Fabric Live 60 CD

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The French young gun Brodinski comes of age on ‘FABRICLIVE 60’, with a blistering selection of electro, techno and house. Having been talent-spotted as a teenager by Ed Banger boss Pedro...

DAVE CLARKE

Fabric 60 CD

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He may be known as The Baron Of Techno, a moniker given to him by John Peel, but Dave Clarke has an anarchist streak a mile wide and punk in his soul. From his break-through ‘Red Series’ in...

FOUR TET

Fabric Live 59 CD

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Four Tet's Fabriclive compilation is an expertly woven, beguiling mix of obscure electronica, underground UK garage and hypnotic techno, digging deep through Discogs, dusty record shop shelves and...

JAMIE JONES

Fabric 59 CD

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Jamie Jones has become a household name and created an accessible brand for a new generation of dance music fans with his Hot Natured guise and Hot Creations label. His fabric compilation episode...

GOLDIE

Fabric Live 58

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Goldie created his debut album, the immaculate ‘Timeless’ on his Metalheadz imprint, in 1995. 16 years later, the sentiment rings true: it sounds remarkably more progressive and idiosyncratic...

CRAIG RICHARDS

Fabric 58 The Nothing Special CD

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fabric's resident DJ and musical director since the club opened in 1999, Craig Richards returns to the series he inaugurated with a showcase of his 'The Nothing Special' events. · Recognised as a...

DAMIAN LAZARUS

Fabric 54 CD

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With fabric 54, Damian demonstrates his immense talent as a club DJ, with his offering to the series acting as a snapshot of what an archetypal Damian Lazarus set at fabric can be. With releases...

DJ MARKY

Fabric Live 55 CD

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DERRICK CARTER

Fabric 56 CD

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fThe 56th instalment of fabric's series comes from the Chicago pioneer Derrick Carter. A much-lauded musical hero of the early 90s house music movement, his sound was branded 'boompty boomp' after...

SHACKLETON

Fabric 55 (Shackleton) CD

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The elusive Shackleton showcases his incendiary live set on ‘fabric 55’. A disorienting trip through unclassifiable styles awaits those brave enough to enter the void. Like Ricardo Villalobos...