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Reviews (2)
Resident advisor
d. 12. Dec. 2016
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Andrew Ryce
d. 12. Dec. 2016
"In the time since her DJ-Kicks, Kraviz's style has become more adventurous, informed by the loads of new music she has lined up for her label and her continued record digging. She's created a fearless, decade-spanning sound, which is on full display in fabric 91. The mix is made of only forthcoming [own label] material and old obscure records, which makes the old tracks sound new, and vice versa. It's a stunning 80 minutes that shows Kraviz at the height of her powers to surprise, confuse and delight".
The Irish times
d. 15. Dec. 2016
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Jim Carrol
d. 15. Dec. 2016
"For this selection, Siberian-born DJ Nina Kraviz started with the intention of creating a "trippy acidic dream" and her blend of new or unreleased music from acts like the Aphex Twin, Pete Namlook, Air Liquide, the Detroit Escalator Co and a host of new guns from her own Trip label fulfills that remit ... A superbly designed and executed state of the nation address from Kraviz".