It is somewhat telling that the press release for Seven Lies, the debut album from Djrum (pronounced ‘drum’), denotes the record’s influences as being Portishead, DJ Shadow and The Cinematic Orchestra. For a producer who ...
To say that Sandwell District have been one of the most exciting pairings in techno of the last decade, would be something of an understatement. Consisting of long-time DJs Function (Dave Sumner) and Regis (Karl ...
You don’t get musical collaborations better suited than Bernd ‘Burnt’ Friedmann and Jaki Liebezeit. Drummer for the legendary krautrock band Can, Liebezeit is one of Germany’s foremost innovators of the instrument and has spent the ...
It’s been almost a whole year since Simian Mobile Disco hit their career best with third studio album ‘Unpatterns’. A heady concoction of techno influences, their signature approach to off-kilter melodies, and a certain indefinable ...
Tale Of Us exploded into the collective dance-music consciousness in 2010, their excursions in ‘underground pop’ on Visionquest’s then fledgling imprint and huge remix of Thugfucker’s Disco Gnome capturing the sound of the moment ...
Like fellow survivors of the ‘90s Massive Attack or Andrew Wethearall, long-standing producer and DJ Justin Robertson is often lumped with that most of awful of tags ‘British institution’. Yet, it is a term that ...
Jamie Lidell’s eponymously titled seventh studio album is something of a clean break for the singer. Coming after three years of relative silence, the album finds the Warp signed artist newly married and living in ...
he relationship between electronic music and the performance arts has long been a close one. From Underworld’s long running collaboration with director Danny Boyle, to The Knife’s 2010 Darwin-themed opera, to Jeff Mill’s rescoring of ...
The Scottish duo Silicone Soul serve up fifteen deep and meditative tracks from their label back-catalogue.
The first album from New Order in eight years is a hit and miss affair.
Ranging far and wide, from Detroit techno to UK Funky, Ben UFO's addition to the fabriclive series is one of the most impressive yet.