Founded by Keith Reilly, London’s Fabric is regarded as one of the most prestigious nightclubs in the world. Fabric Worldwide is the superclub’s diverse electronic music label that sits alongside sub-label Houndstooth. The label has made a name for itself with its iconic fabric and FABRICLIVE mix compilation series. Encompassing a broad spectrum of genres, the compilation series has been propelled forward by artists including: Bonobo, Four Tet, Maribou State, The Martinez Brothers, Tale Of Us, Holy Goof, Logan Sama, Shackleton, Calibre, Special Request, Chase and Status, dBridge and many more.
High Speed (feat Fantastic Twins) - (4:32) 122 BPM
Hey (feat A.Lonzo) - (3:25) 124 BPM
Goodbye Mary - (3:03) 116 BPM
Out Of My Head (feat Autarkic) - (3:50) 120 BPM
Outside In - (3:52) 119 BPM
Marshmallow (feat Adi Scotheque) - (3:00) 123 BPM
Beast (feat ECHO) - (3:20) 126 BPM
Bring It On (feat Cole Alexander) - (3:58) 120 BPM
All Over Again (feat Justin Strauss) - (3:25) 126 BPM
In The Eyes - (4:18) 112 BPM
Here In The Sky - (4:09) 126 BPM
Review: One More City follows Red Axe's self-titled long player from 2020. In terms of direction, it sees the duo move away from electronic music to focus on a more guitar-based approach. Of course, they haven't completely departed from their roots, and "Beast", featuring ECHO on vocals is a wonderfully sleazy electroclash-style jam. Elsewhere though, guitars prevail. "Bring It On", with Cole Alexander's vocal tones, is awash with surf-style solos, and "Goodbye Mary" resounds to a frazzled punk guitar that wouldn't sound out of place on late period Jesus & Mary Chain. Best of all though is the post-punk strut of "Kid Caffeine", replete with Clams' nasal drawl.
Review: Two Legends of the game combine on this latest offering from Fabric Worldwide, as we see the classic link up of Kode9 & Burial once again in action, delivering a simply sumptuous duo of forward thinking originals. First up, Kode9 steps forward with a classic blend of emotional energy, footwork-sounding drum pumps and lucid melodies, wrapped up in jungle-style drum breaks for a truly unique sonic experience. On the flip to this, the immortal Burial steps up for his appearance on 'Unknown Summer'. Now this is a truly special experience, linking up floating chord chimes and tap dancing percussion for a divine drip through atmospheric soundscaping. Simply, awesome!
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