maybe its time to grow up

hahaha i have a few pickies. the 100th and last instalment of the fabriclive series for sure. beautiful track curation from both william himself and k9. some iconic names in the footwork scene i.e. dj rashad, rp boo, dj spinn. great dnb too, like black rose from 1996. source direct make moody dnb so i think you would reeeally dig concealed identity from 1999.

go check out kelly lee owens, this set specifically. using bernhard günter as a launching pad and ascending into something far more progressive mmmm yes. really beautiful and interesting way to end it too. adding the last track here (abalone on the grass) because it makes me feel a lot. micromontage does miracles... i am also attaching ryoji ikeda's op. 1 (track 2) from his 2002 op. album only because i can see it being in a set like this, either as a transitional bridge, an intro or a quiet outro like the previous track.

before i diverge lol... also the the 59th instalment of fabriclive <3 i love four tet, i will attach his pause album here. untrue and pause are one of my favorite albums i own. anyway darling xx

a comic about friends

1. Ferdinand Cheval tripped over a stone and was inspired by its shape, eventually stating, "It represents a sculpture so strange that it is impossible for man to imitate, it represents any kind of animal, any kind of caricature. I said to myself: since Nature is willing to do the sculpture, I will do the masonry and the architecture."

Here's the tripped-over sandstone in question, which explains some of the abstract design:

Oh, and also:

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