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Description:
Fabric 55 by Shackleton & Ernesto Tomasini, released 3 December 2010.
This version of Fabric 55 comes as a 1xCD. -
Beginning with his dark 2004 debut, "Stalker, " and continuing with his collaborations with Appleblim on the trailblazing Skull Disco label and a move...
Andrew Gaerig - 03/Jan/2011
Sam Shackleton approaches dance music cautiously. He does this both personally (shuttering his dubstep-affiliated Skull Disco label, moving to Berlin...
Remo Bitzi - 17/Dec/2010
Sam Shackleton’s percussive orgies sit somewhere between techno, industrial and dubstep. With releases on Perlon, Hyperdub and his own Skull Disco imp...
Derek Miller - 14/Dec/2010
Across the past six or seven years, nobody in dance music seems as intimately connected with the doomsday end of the dubstep spectrum as Sam Shackleto...
Rory Gibb - 09/Dec/2010
In Simon Reynolds' seminal post-punk tome Rip It Up & Start Again, he examines the themes that emerged from the fire and brimstone of the punk explosi...
pete_adkins - 07/Dec/2010
Following in the footsteps of Villalobos and Omar S, whose fabric CDs are renowned as being some of the series’ best, Shackleton’s choice to only incl...
Bernardo Rondeau - 07/Dec/2010
Shackleton?s Fabric 55, out just in time to parachute atop year-end lists, is a studio rendering of a live set from earlier this summer at the label?s...
Chris Power - 06/Dec/2010
Describing his process for losing himself in music, Sam Shackleton recently explained that the traditional kick and snare pattern disrupts his immersi...
Oliver Bothe - 22/Dec/2010
Eins ist sicher, Shackletons Beitrag zur Mix-Reihe des Fabric verlangt dem Hörer gehörige Aufmerksamkeit ab. Sich zurücklehnen und genießen ist kaum m...
