Tagged: woetothesepticheart

The experimental producer/DJ presents a strong and winning outlook featuring the compositional qualities electronic music has to offer.

[ Woe To The Septic Heart! ] Announced seemingly out of nowhere, the Shackleton box set, whose contents were at the time still somewhat of a mystery, arrived in stores just days after the world was notified of its existence. Because many publications love to play the "First!" game these days, many reviews were published just as quickly, leaving most reviewers with as much time with the record as their readers - [...]

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Fresh from the launch of his new label, Woe to the Septic Heart, badman Shackleton is back with the latest instalment in Fabric's infamous mix series: Fabric 55 . Comprising 21 of his own tunes, the mix runs for around an hour and fifteen minutes and is, unsurprisingly, as atmospheric as a deserted manor on Halloween (with added reverb). Amongst the flurry of aural genius are both tracks from his latest release Man on a String Parts 1 and 2 , two very special tunes which I feel the whole ordeal builds up to, although that could just [...]

Fresh from the launch of his new label, Woe to the Septic Heart, badman Shackleton is back with the latest instalment in Fabric's infamous mix series: Fabric 55 . Comprising 21 of his own tunes, the mix runs for around an hour and fifteen minutes and is, unsurprisingly, as atmospheric as a deserted manor on Halloween (with added reverb). Amongst the flurry of aural genius are both tracks from his latest release Man on a String Parts 1 and 2 , two very special tunes which I feel the whole ordeal builds up to, although that could just [...]