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Review: Calibre has always been one of the more thoughtful members of the drum & bass fraternity, with a passion not just for rumbling rhythms, but also pleasing musicality. It's these two sonic traits that come to the fore on FabricLive 68, his first contribution to the London super club's long running mix series. While there are plenty of sublime moments punctuated by punchy percussion, it's the more fluid, musically complex tracks that stand out (see the twinkling pianos of DRS's "Keep The Faith", Marky & SPY's carnival-tastic "Yellow Shoes (Calibre Remix)" and Zero's "Inner City Life"-ish "Refusal"). As a result, FabricLive 68 is a loose, languid journey through D&B's greener pastures.
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Review: It's been roughly a year since Fabric turned to the world of Drum & Bass to service their excellent mix series (and a fine job Friction did on Fabriclive 70) so it's great news to see the London club welcome Anglo-Norse pair Calyx & Teebee into the fold for Fabriclive 76. Clocking in at 34 tracks deep, it's fair to say this mix showcases the pair's skills behind the decks (it was recorded using three) and really offers a detailed insight into the many flavours and shades of the genre. Naturally the mix features a healthy dose of original Calyx & Teebee material and the pair also includes cuts from the likes of Break, Ulterior Motive, DJ Friction and Blu Mar Ten as well as older tracks and a smattering of VIPs. Big!
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Review: Having scaled the heights of global superstardom over the last decade, Chase & Status last year returned to their more roughneck D&B roots with RTRN II JUNGLE, their retro-futurist fourth studio album. Here they continue that trend via RTRN II FABRIC, their first contribution to the legendary London club's popular DJ mix series. Full to bursting with high-octane Amen breaks, bowel-bothering sub-bass, punchy rhythms and MC flows, the mix sees the long-serving twosome pack 44 killer jungle and D&B cuts old and new into just under 80, all-action minutes. As you'd expect, it's packed with exclusives too - not least a wealth of unreleased Chase & Status productions and 'VIP' dubplate versions. If you love jungle and D&B, you need it in your life.
… Read moreGespielt von: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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RTRN II Fabric (B-STOCK) (unmixed CD)
Cat: FABRIC 206 (B-STOCK). Rel: 30 Oct 20
Review: ***B-STOCK: Case slightly marked/scuffed, but otherwise in perfect working order***
Having scaled the heights of global superstardom over the last decade, Chase & Status last year returned to their more roughneck D&B roots with RTRN II JUNGLE, their retro-futurist fourth studio album. Here they continue that trend via RTRN II FABRIC, their first contribution to the legendary London club's popular DJ mix series. Full to bursting with high-octane Amen breaks, bowel-bothering sub-bass, punchy rhythms and MC flows, the mix sees the long-serving twosome pack 44 killer jungle and D&B cuts old and new into just under 80, all-action minutes. As you'd expect, it's packed with exclusives too - not least a wealth of unreleased Chase & Status productions and 'VIP' dubplate versions. If you love jungle and D&B, you need it in your life.
… Read moreHaving scaled the heights of global superstardom over the last decade, Chase & Status last year returned to their more roughneck D&B roots with RTRN II JUNGLE, their retro-futurist fourth studio album. Here they continue that trend via RTRN II FABRIC, their first contribution to the legendary London club's popular DJ mix series. Full to bursting with high-octane Amen breaks, bowel-bothering sub-bass, punchy rhythms and MC flows, the mix sees the long-serving twosome pack 44 killer jungle and D&B cuts old and new into just under 80, all-action minutes. As you'd expect, it's packed with exclusives too - not least a wealth of unreleased Chase & Status productions and 'VIP' dubplate versions. If you love jungle and D&B, you need it in your life.
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Review: Having scaled the heights of global superstardom over the last decade, Chase & Status last year returned to their more roughneck D&B roots with RTRN II JUNGLE, their retro-futurist fourth studio album. Here they continue that trend via RTRN II FABRIC, their first contribution to the legendary London club's popular DJ mix series. Full to bursting with high-octane Amen breaks, bowel-bothering sub-bass, punchy rhythms and MC flows, the mix sees the long-serving twosome pack 44 killer jungle and D&B cuts old and new into just under 80, all-action minutes. As you'd expect, it's packed with exclusives too - not least a wealth of unreleased Chase & Status productions and 'VIP' dubplate versions. If you love jungle and D&B, you need it in your life.
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Cat: FABRIC 100. Rel: 11 Feb 10
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Review: As the FabricLive mix series inches towards its centennial release, the venerated London superclub has recruited drum and bass scene stalwart Dimension to mix the 98th edition. Given that it is his first commercially released DJ mix, we weren't surprised to find out that over half the included tracks are previously unreleased or exclusive "VIP" remixes from fellow D&B producers. At 56 tracks deep it's something of a thrill-a-minute ride, taking in various strands and sub-genres, cuts from rising stars and heavy hitters, and enough rip-snorting breakbeats and rumbling sub-bass blasts to keep any D&B head happy. As you'd expect given Dimension's own productions, there's plenty of soulful vocals and expansive musicality dotted throughout, too.
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Review: Given his popularity and enduring appeal within the drum and bass community, it's something of a surprise to find that this is DJ Marky's first mix for the long running Fabriclive series. It's no doubt a product of Fabric's impressively eclectic music policy rather than a snub or oversight, but it still seems odd - especially considering the quality of the mix he's delivered. From start to finish, it sounds like Marky's having a ball. Propelled by a plethora of his own sun-soaked dub plates and a raft of quality cuts from compatriot S.P.Y, Fabriclive 55 slips impressively from one string-drenched roller to the next. Even when the mix takes a darker, moodier turn 30 minutes in, there's enough underlying musicality to ensure that the Brazilian's famous sense of fun prevails. Along the way, there are some terrific tracks to enjoy. Calibre's "Even If", from the excellent album of the same name, is an "Inner City Life" for our times, while there are few more immediately funky drum and bass tunes than Lynx's "Chess Funk". Throw in similarly impressive cuts from Die & Interface, Siren, Klute, Marcus Intalex, Logistics and S.P.Y (the awe-inspiring "By Your Side"), and you've got yourself a near perfect drum and bass mix.
… Read moreout of stock $7.30
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Review: Given that they've now been bulldozing dancefloors with their distinctively dark, fizzing, tech-tinged take on drum & bass for nigh on 20 years, few will be surprised to hear that Ed Rush and Optical's contribution to the FabricLive series is a bombastic, full-throttle affair. Packed to the rafters with growling basslines, skittish jungle rhythms, subtle nods to rave and nightmarish textures, FabricLive 82 is little less than a lesson in D&B's murkier margins. While there are few surprises - the duo found their niche years ago and have been happily working it ever since - it's nevertheless a hugely enjoyable excursion, somehow squeezing in 39 tracks along the way.
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Review: Ed Keeley seems to have dropped the "DJ" bit from his Friction moniker, but he remains one of the most in-demand selectors on the drum and bass scene. Having released his first mix CD way back in 2000, he's something of a veteran. That makes it doubly surprising that this is his first contribution to the FabricLive series. Predictably, it's a bit of a whirlwind 70-minutes, with Friction constantly entertaining by restlessly chopping between snare-heavy rollers (Nymfo, Insideinfo & Mefjus), twinkling carnival jams (Technimatic's sparkling old skool tribute to the West Country, "Bristol"), deeper flavours (Alix Perez, the wide-eyed rush of AI's "You Can Dream"), jaunty liquid funk (Chords, a tasty Calibre remix of two) and techier beats (Icicle, Ulterior Motive & Judda).
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Review: Fabric has described Mefjus's contribution to their FabricLive mix series as a "hybrid artist and DJ mix album". That's because the Austrian D&B starlet has taken the bold step to pack the 29-track set with his productions and remixes. In fact, every single thing featured on the thrill-a-minute CD is his work, even the previously unreleased "VIP" versions of tracks by the neurofunk heavyweight's peers. It's a blueprint that guarantees success. While there's plenty of subtle variety and occasional changes in direction, the set is propelled forwards at a furious lick by the Austrian's passion for fuzzy, mind-altering basslines, Blade Runner-style soundscapes, punchy rhythms and fizzing electronics. As a result, the 80-minute mix seems to pass by at the blink of an eye.
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Review: There's no doubt that Sherelle is one of the most exciting young DJs in the UK right now, with a trademark sound that combines vintage sounds from the UK bass music continuum - and modern productions inspired by early forms such as hardcore and jungle - with US footwork, Juke and ghetto-tech bangers. It's that sweaty, high-octane sound that she explores on her first Fabric mix- a thrill-a-minute musical journey that's as close to a recorded peak-time, rave-igniting set that you're likely to hear all year. As is now customary, she's included a couple of her own productions, paid tribute to the greats (Rashad, jump-up originator Aphrodite) and showcased a hell of a lot of high-quality, 21st century talents. As snapshots of where bass-heavy club music is right now, this is nigh-on perfect.
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Review: After the uncertainty that has surrounded the Fabric Empire in recent months, it's heartening to see a new Fabric Live mix drop. At the controls for the fifty second edition is Dublin D&B don Zero T, with a selection that veers from the confines of junglist workouts into dubstep, house and ends with some hip-hop tinged drum and bass. It's the familiar vocals of a legendary rapper that open Zero T's mix with the bass atmospherics of Paradox's "A Certain Sound" being taken over by Jeru The Damajah's guest spot on the ruff VIP mix of "Watch Your Step" from Kabuki.
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