Doc Martin - Fabric 10

What a gem. This mix quenches your thirst for music even when you are sporting a giant headache. Medium paced house music from start to finish, that really isn't suitable for partying but rather for listening in solitude. Magnificent melodies, no big breaks or anything extravagant, a fair share of vocals, but still not commercial. I do agree with the previous comment - the sax solo does tend to get on your nerves. It's the only thing keeping me from giving this a maximum mark. Must have. 9/10

Perhaps it would be going too far to call a 70 minute mix album a work of genius: it probably is, but the extremely loose term of the word is necessary just to highlight the pure quality and skill that Doc Martin presents here. I have listened to this mix on and off since it came out a couple of years ago, and its majestic flow of deep-groove tracks (which are blended faultlessy) send me to a beatiful atmosphere of space/deepest-jungle extra-ordinariness. That's as much as can really be said about it without going astray.

A good mix here by the Doc, covering deep house with the dub and tribal elements that they love on the west coast of the USA. The only tune that personally I dislike is track 14, but that is because I don't enjoy five minute sax solos, a minor grudge tho.