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…

After a brief hiatus, Renaissance return to the scene with much anticipation and a continued goal to bring the best underground, electronic music to the world. First out of the…

Morph into fabric 59: Jamie Jones from Fabric London on Vimeo.

The Lab, NRK’s mix series devoted to the world’s most cutting edge DJs and forward thinking sounds, returns this Autumn with an instalment compiled and mixed by undoubtedly one of…

Four Tet (aka Kieran Hebden) adds something special to the FABRICLIVE series, with this, the 59th compilation. The mix has a distinct narrative and unearths music that hadn’t previously had…

Formed in 2002 in Brooklyn, New York MGMT consists of multi-instrumentalists Andrew Van Wyngarden and Ben Goldwasser, both alumni of Wesleyan University. Their 2008 debut album ‘Oracular Spectacular’ spawned the almost ubiquitous…

10 Years of Secretsundaze’ is yet another perfect snapshot of the duo’s ability to throw together undiscovered classics with the newest, freshest sounds without ever compromising to trends. With a…

Imagine if The Cramps had been kidnapped by choral monks and taken hostage deep in the forests of the Ardeche and ordered to pray to God and a Roland 808 drum machine.…

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 than ever.…

As fabric’s musical director, Craig Richards has not only defined the musical output of the world’s most iconic nightspot, but in doing so has shaped British underground music. Craig has…

John Digweed returns with the follow up to the well received ‘Structures‘ release of last year. This 3 disc release features 2 stunning mixes from John Digweed in the form…