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Death In Vegas

Death In Vegas

  • Avg user rating: 4 stars Out of 21 votes
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  • Similar Artists: Carl Craig, The Chemical Brothers, Andrew Weatherall, Derrick May

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User reviews for Death In Vegas

Average rating4 starsOut of 21 votes

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Editor's review

Since their inception in the late 90's, the Death In Vegas boys, Richard Fearless and Tim Holmes, have solidified their sound as a powerful electronic/rock crossover style that adheres to no boundaries. With a score of releases on the Concrete and Time Bomb labels, their remixing services have been in high demand, secured by labels from Mo Wax to Pagan. Richard 's DJ sets give us a look into the inner workings of his musical mind as he mixes a range of electroclash, techno, and tech-house grooves that plug the dance floor right into the electronic mainframe.

Biography

Richard Fearless was born in Africa, to an engineer and an artist. He began collecting music at eight or nine; at first he loved film soundtracks and 60s stuff, then his older cousin gave him some Stooges and Velvet Underground. By his early teens - and having won a scholarship to nurture his own artistic talent - he'd discovered Chicago house and techno via ex-NME staffer Barbara Ellen, his sister's flatmate, and unearthed a whole new set of possibilities. At eighteen he started working in record shops and put on his own night, Job Club. He invited his favourite DJs to play - Derrick May, Andrew Weatherall, Dave Angel, The Chemical Brothers and more. There were no Technics; records were taken on and off the decks on an upright home system. The legendary Heavenly Social followed, though between times he made his first record, Opium Shuffle, and signed to a major. 1997's Dead Elvis LP and it's follow-up, 2002's Scorpio Rising (featuring collaborations with Iggy Pop, Dot Allison, Paul Weller, Liam Gallagher and more) established Death in Vegas as a true dance/rock crossover act.

“The tracks that I've put on the album from Death in Vegas are some of the core electronic songs that we started with. I've taken a more deep and acid route with the mix.” - Death In Vegas

This atmospheric dancefloor mix is the first Death in Vegas project since the aborted Don't Believe the Truth sessions with Oasis ("We didn't have the songs at the time but there was some good stuff that would be great for a box set or something down the line" - Noel Gallagher). It blends the coolest, cutting edge minimal artists with classic Detroit techno and some heavy Death in Vegas productions, most of which are exclusive edits.
 
'FABRICLIVE 23' captures the Death in Vegas attitude to DJing and production, ridiculing both the 'avin' it large' and 'breakin' the boundaries' clichés that split anything to do with electronica. Using quick mixes to build his moods and grooves, Richard Fearless delivers an effortless, elegant 4/4 selection.

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