The Fabric series is one of the most consistent that I have ever subscribed. The amount per month varies based on the exchange rate at the time. It will go from as low as $18 and as high as slightly over $20. No matter what still significantly less than the retail stores here charge. The amount comes out at the beginning of the month, like clockwork and you receive the cd in the latter third of the month. If for, whatever reason, there is some error in you receiving the monthly a quick email, to what I`ve found is a great team, will replace the lost order. Nothing but good things to say about this subscription.

Interview from Lone Swordsman - An interview with Andrew Weatherall What can be said about Andrew Weatherall. Bodypaint 3d Serial 11.5. The guy is a legend, plain and simple, from his early production work with the likes of Primal Scream and My Bloody Valentine, to his collaborations with partner Radioactive Man under the 2 Lones Swordmen monicker to his recent mix CD for Fabric and relentless touring schedule. We caught up with Andrew to find how life is going, his recent tour and mix CD.

Youre currently on the road with your band, 2 Lone Swordsmen. How is it going? Rightthe tour is ummits going very slowly up the M6, the first acts Liverpooland then, uhslowly back down the M1 from Nottingham.

Boomkat Product Review: A noteworthy and timely mix cd from the man Weathers, reminding us of just how inspirational some of his jockey sets really can be. Opening with the reliable electro sluts from Sexual Harrassment 'I Need a Freak', into Egyptian Lover's massive 'Freak-a-holic' from back in the day - the table is set tidily, then swept clear and danced on with abandon during a veritable freak-a-thon. Shifting through some spaced out deep disco rub into a very respectable acid-vocal section, and surprisingly the Alexkid tune from F-Communications emerges as king. The central portion of this excellent mix morphs through some recent european developments, taking flight as the mondblowing Hate Mix of Steve Bug's 'That Kid', recently sighted in the Kompakt Extra series blends adroitly into Metope's 'Second skin' and in turn, out into the Tejada mix of our own very dear Miwon's 'Brother Mole' on CCO. Emerging with the overplayed Black Devil - kerrier district mix but still holding it down its plain sailing until andrew and Keith's own mix of Villalobos's Dexter ties it up. I did have a problem with the cover version of Joy division's 'atmosphere' by Technova, but surely this is a minor quibble at the end of a wicked, immensely jacking set.

Boomkat Product Review: A noteworthy and timely mix cd from the man Weathers, reminding us of just how inspirational some of his jockey sets really can be. Opening with the reliable electro sluts from Sexual Harrassment 'I Need a Freak', into Egyptian Lover's massive 'Freak-a-holic' from back in the day - the table is set tidily, then swept clear and danced on with abandon during a veritable freak-a-thon. Shifting through some spaced out deep disco rub into a very respectable acid-vocal section, and surprisingly the Alexkid tune from F-Communications emerges as king. The central portion of this excellent mix morphs through some recent european developments, taking flight as the mondblowing Hate Mix of Steve Bug's 'That Kid', recently sighted in the Kompakt Extra series blends adroitly into Metope's 'Second skin' and in turn, out into the Tejada mix of our own very dear Miwon's 'Brother Mole' on CCO. Emerging with the overplayed Black Devil - kerrier district mix but still holding it down its plain sailing until andrew and Keith's own mix of Villalobos's Dexter ties it up. I did have a problem with the cover version of Joy division's 'atmosphere' by Technova, but surely this is a minor quibble at the end of a wicked, immensely jacking set. Boomkat Product Review: A noteworthy and timely mix cd from the man Weathers, reminding us of just how inspirational some of his jockey sets really can be.