Album Description: The genre-defining Death in Vegas was born out of the London club scene and formed as a studio project by Richard Fearless in 1996. Pumping out audio adrenaline that mixes Hip Hop, samples and heavy music, the result after two years was the group's first album, Dead Elvis. Their single "Dirt" became a MTV hit later that year.
Death in Vegas teams up with Fabric Records to bring you Fabric Live 23, condensed to best represent the band's sets at Fabric nightclub's legendary Friday night parties.
Fabric Live 23 contains four exclusive edits of Death in Vegas tracks blended with the most cutting-edge techno around to include tracks by Solvent, Alex Smoke, Mathew Jonson, and Cybotron.
A perfect mix! I think this is a perfect mix. The song selection is great and tight! I have to admit that I was hesitant to purchase this at first because i really don't care for these dj compilations. I find them dull and pointless. But I've been a fan of Death In vegas' original music for years now and decided to give it a chance especially since i got my copy at the tower records going out of business sale! All i can really say is that if you're into interesting electronic music then this is for you!
A brilliant mix set Having not bought many mix CDs, I heard this in Tower and immediately bought it. It's such an interesting blend between techno, house industrial and old skool electro. It blends so well that it is almost the perfect mix album. I say almost because the mixing of tracks is not as fluid as can be heard on say Laurent Garnier's superb Excess Luggage. A few of the tracks just seem to introduce themselves unannounced from out of nowhere and while that in itself is no bad thing, particularly when the songs are good, it does tend to be a little jarring. But this should be essential to not just Death in Vegas fans but electro fans as well. But then they could be one and all really.
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