Fabric 22

Product Description
In the mid ‘90s, a group of Swedish producers burst onto the techno scene. They forged crunching rhythms and firing "DJ tools," drawing influence from industrial bands as much as Detroit’s golden era. At the movement’s forefront was a producer set to become synonymous with his style, and one of the most in-demand DJs of the time – Adam Beyer. Throughout the past decade since he emerged, Adam founded four record labels – Drum Code, Code Red, Truesoul and Mad Eye – and remixed Underworld, Luke Slater and Carl Cox among others. Fabric 22 shows an intriguing artist, always keen to progress his music and avoid stagnation, in fine form.

Adam’s newest project on Fabric Records blends the best in Swedish techno talent – Joel Mull, Cari Lekebusch and Adam himself – with internationally acclaimed artists like Steve Rachmad, Reinhard Voigt and Josh Wink. The opening track – Wighnomy Brothers’ remix of Slam and Tyrone Palmer – captures the spirit of the mix perfectly: established names meet the new and lesser known. Elsewhere, highlights include Ghostly International’s Osborne getting groovy, Tim Track’s warped "Panic Voice," and the albums centerpiece, Adam’s own "Snuff & Noise." Using subtle effects, quick cuts and long blends, Adam brings us a stunning selection of the very best in European techno.

Tracks:

Slam Ft. Tyrone Palmer This World (Wighnomy Brothers & Robag Wruhme Remix)
DJ Minx A Walk In The Park (Wink's Run Through The Park Interpretation)
Alex Under Las Bicicletas Son Para El Verano
The Gadgets System (Alkaloid Docking Station Mix)
Dominik Eulberg Klangteppichverleger Wolle
Osborne In Gear
Adam Beyer Snuff & Noise (Part 2)
Joel Mull Persuaded
2 Dollar Egg Naxos
Adam Beyer Snuff & Noise
Alex Long Serton
Tony Rohr Slowburn
David Roiseux Demented (Sontec Remix)
Hertz Progress (Subway Baby Remix)
Tim Track Panic Voice
Reinhard Voigt Spice
Sterac Completed
Cari Lekebusch Motions Of Energy
Adam Beyer & Jesper Dahlb Redemption
Hiem She's the One (Circles in Time Remix)

Album Description

In the mid `90s, a group of Swedish producers burst onto the techno scene. They forged crunching rhythms and firing "DJ tools," drawing influence from industrial bands as much as Detroit's golden era. At the movement's forefront was a producer set to become synonymous with his style, and one of the most in-demand DJs of the time - Adam Beyer. Throughout the past decade since he emerged, Adam founded four record labels - Drum Code, Code Red, Truesoul and Mad Eye - and remixed Underworld, Luke Slater and Carl Cox among others. Fabric 22 shows an intriguing artist, always keen to progress his music and avoid stagnation, in fine form.

Adam's newest project on Fabric Records blends the best in Swedish techno talent - Joel Mull, Cari Lekebusch and Adam himself - with internationally acclaimed artists like Steve Rachmad, Reinhard Voigt and Josh Wink. The opening track - Wighnomy Brothers' remix of Slam and Tyrone Palmer - captures the spirit of the mix perfectly: established names meet the new and lesser known. Elsewhere, highlights include Ghostly International's Osborne getting groovy, Tim Track's warped "Panic Voice," and the albums centerpiece, Adam's own "Snuff & Noise." Using subtle effects, quick cuts and long blends, Adam brings us a stunning selection of the very best in European techno.

Customer Reviews:

Great Industrial Techno.......2006-12-28

Upon hearing this CD in a local music shop, I was intruiged to be introduced to Adam Beyer's unique style of mixing. The best way to describe this is an industrial techno sound mixed with a bit of drum and bass, and trip hop; and the product...is excellence. All tracks are set to please. Give it a shot, the plethora of unmatched sounds forms a grand scheme of techno to form a superb set.