This isn't my favourite mix from Fabric but I'm more into tech house/minimal techno.

This is mostly a progressive mix as you'd expect from John Digweed but there's some electro and tech house thrown in there as well. I found it interesting to see Digweed use Joe Mull, Adam Traber and Slam in the same mix.

The mix is very coherent despite it being a bit of a mash up. To sum it up, I'd say it's eclectic but not memorable.

You have to really understand JDs' past before you can truly appreciate this mix. From Northern Exposure to the dark penetrating Global Underground releases to MMII...the variaty of moods hes created for many with so much precision and detail is something to admire by itself.
This release clearly shows that he can challenge critics' view of his style. However, there are some things that are never missing from his releases (inc. this one): seamless mixing and an awesome track selection!!

This is by far one of my favorite mixes ever. I've been hooked to it since hearing it for the first time. The CD starts out dreamy-melodic and then Digweed really makes you sweat. The tracks range from funky-jazzy to some trippy house tracks to the trippy vocal "In The Dark" by Dalessandro.

I'm relatively new to Digweed, even though I've known some of his stuff for a while, and I can say that this stuff really blew me away, even compared to his GU-Sydney or some of Northern Exposure stuff. The mix is mostly dark or trippy house sound, but the variety of styles of the tracks and Digweed's better than perfect mixing makes you addicted to the sound. Recommend this head-over-heels.

Thank you, John!