Martyn
Fabric 50: Martyn

Comedy in music is always a risk. In itself, comedy is like a separate language, with its own sets of rules about timing, irony, perceived audience, ...

In the age of the ubiquitous, manicured Ableton mix, it's no wonder so much attention has been paid to Martyn's decision to mix Fabric 50 live. But to...

After several years of establishing himself as one of dubstep's up-and-coming producers, Martyn spent 2009 releasing his first LP, Great Lengths, a ha...

Last year, Martyn Deijkers released Great Lengths, a solid album which mingled techno and dubstep approaches electronic music, stark at times, but mos...

Whenever industry magazines and websites compile their lists of the best clubs in the world, Fabric is invariably close to the summit. As well as all ...

There was something Dutch producer Martyn said in a recent interview with Fact Magazine that to me seemed particularly telling: "...Friday you play wi...

Bass is now an international currency. Dubstep may have oozed out of the pores of Brixton and Hackney but the music has shifted and evolved from conti...

The only musician whom I ever heard say he actively wanted to have his work pigeonholed into a genre was the singer from Six By Seven, who I bet you w...

At the risk of sounding like the NME on one of their “best new band in Britain” jags, listening to Dutch DJ/producer Martyn Deijkers’ omnivorous new F...

Fabric welcomes in the new year with its 50th album composed by DJ Martyn. What makes this album different from the 50+ others out there is that Marty...