Intergalactic house and techno amongst other deeper shades of electronica is Kepler’s forte. The man from Leeds has made rolling basslines, spacey stabs and punchy drums his calling card and these trademark moves can be found on the likes of Pleasure Zone, Sukhumvit Records and Constant Sound. 

As well as his own brand of music he of course commands the good ship Perspective and we have just premiered Tip Top’s ‘The Animator’. Kepler is a special talent and no denying, we have supported his productions on several occasions and we thought it was time to support his DJ skills in our InSession series.

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Kepler - Trommel InSession 045

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Part of the NTS family since day dot, Moxie has held her Wednesday show since the stations first broadcasts. Inviting esteemed guests for interviews & mixes and breaking new, unreleased music, she’s got your Wednesday afternoons covered... Tune in to hear anything from Soulful House, Garage, Afro beats and all the way through to rolling techno.

https://www.nts.live/shows/moxie/episodes/moxie-5th-april-2023

Moxie w/ Garrett David - 5th April 2023

This year celebrating ten years in the game together, the duo of Brawther and Tristan da Cunha aka Dungeon Meat have since that very first gig have always brought the noise. Their mission has always been to rid the world of mediocre house music and that is exactly what they have done. From UNUM Festival to After Caposile, Glastonbury to Slapfunk, and soon Sumdayz Festival in Italy - they have slayed all comers. [continue reading at...https://trommelmusic.com/music/podcast/trommel-175-dungeon-meat/]

Trommel.175 - Dungeon Meat (Brawther & Tristan da Cunha)

From The Vault Mix

For the first time in our 25-year history, we are releasing a live solo recording by Craig Richards from the club. 

“This mix was recorded on the second of December at a Continuum party. I commenced just after five and finished at nine. The heady combination of nostalgia coupled with the past, the future and more importantly my daughter dancing next to me, resulted in a mix that I felt happy with. Historically, I have been very self-critical and have chosen not to release many mixes. Across nearly four hours this one seems to encapsulate the twenty five years of playing at fabric. In 1998 I was invited by Keith Reilly to play weekly at what was an imaginary nightclub. I had no idea that experience would continue for so many years. Playing vinyl on that sound system and mixer is highly exciting and a joy in itself. I am delighted that this has been my method of sonic communication and remain deeply grateful for my ongoing residency.” - Craig Richards


Craig will be joining us at the club on 30th March to celebrate his 25-year residency with a 25-hour Continuum party.

Event and tickets: https://ra.co/events/1801886

018 - Craig Richards - Recorded live from fabric

In 1994 this was one of my first international artist remix. Björk had just left her Sugarcubes band to go solo, and she was only mildly know back then. I was commissioned to remix Human Behaviour by Island France who were releasing it domestically. I did 2 sets of mixes and they were grouped on a single promo 12" that was pressed to only 500 copies making it a pretty rare item today. She apparently didn't like the remix much and it stayed commercially unreleased. Luckily for me, I had a chance meeting with David Morales at the time and gave him 2 copies. Months later I was told he and DEF mix partner Frankie Knuckles were killing it in the NY clubs. Thanks to them my name got out of France and it kickstarted my carreer outside of my country.

Part1 - Doc Martin @ Sankeys 2005 Deans birthday sesh

Armed to the teeth