The Dutch trio Noisia, responsible for bringing darker dance floor beats back into Drum & Bass in recent years, have been recruited by the team at Fabric to craft the next installment of the Fabric:Live mix series. While the renaissance of jungle is filling the dancefloors and stereo's of drum’n’bass lovers the globe over, there is still a more scientific or sinister element burning bright alongside the rewinds of the masses. More jump-up than jungle, and perhaps originally suggested in the early work of deep science pioneers like Krust, Matrix, TeeBee and Ed Rush & Optical, this deeply shadowy future tek drum’n’bass uses a relentless and complex collection of upfront dark beats and moody soundscapes to encase the ears and get the dancefloor ready to strike, but also carries an intricate subtlety of skill in production, perhaps witnessed more in the glitch genre, than those hailing a constant repetition of Amens.
See Also:Responsible for tech anthems on the likes of Subtitles, Ram Records, Moving Shadow, Renegade Hardware and their own Vision imprint, not to mention remixes for the likes of Moby, Manu Chao, The Freestylers and even Robbie Williams, the guys are pretty handy on the decks too, with their DJing skills in demand across the globe. On their forthcoming mix they aim to recreate exactly what you would expect to see when you catch them live, with plenty of their own material including their foray's into breaks territory. 01 Noisia & Phace – Cannonball – Vision Recordings Related Videos:
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