Music
01 Jul 04

Fabric 17

Fabric 17

Richard Brophy

If less really is more, then this is essential listening.

Canadian glitch house pioneer delivers a brilliant and near definitive micro house mash up with tracks from Matthew Dear, Herbert, Horror Inc and Pantytec. If less really is more, then this is essential listening.

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