I’m publishing this on behalf of the homie, DJ Salinger who is still in London with low integrity internets:
“If you don’t know the club “Fabric,” you probably also don’t know anything about electronic music, what this website is or how you got here. If you are that micro-minority that hasn’t heard of London’s most influential night club, shit, you can wikipedia it. Seriously, Fabric.
Fabric has been London’s biggest and most influential night club for the better part of a decade. Literally a global mecca for dance music and DJ acts, just the name “Fabric” is synonymous with the world’s biggest and most legit music (w/10+ DJs per night), and nights that don’t end until 6am. The parties here are spread between 3 different rooms, massive rooms, with massive speakers, massive laser lights, and massive amounts of people -literally thousands. What makes Fabric special is, when you’re listening to that electro-banger that you’ve been jamming out to on your iPod, walking around knowing that probably no one within 100 miles of you knows that song- well everyone here, they know that song.
FABRICLIVE is a once a month release party that ropes some serious talent, with the headliner selected to record a mixtape for the newest installment of the Fabriclive series (Yes, its also a record label!). Ever heard of Caspa? This is the event that put him on the global map, with his fabriclive.37 mix.
This month was Drop the Lime, the captain of Brooklyn’s heavy-as-shit electo record label ‘Trouble & Bass.’ Cats from Charleston might recognize the name, as the repeat offender at Torch, DEATHFACE, is on the label. You may recognize this little tune from Drop the Lime:
Enjoy the videos I snapped + the new music vid for Drop the Lime’s newest release Sex Sax. My vid is split between clips of Drop the Lime and Nero, who murdered room 2 with some dubstep madness (imagine that scene in Matrix II where everyone is partying in a cave, that’s what room 2 was like).
-DJ Salinger”
