's Compilation.Vol.2., both of which included woozy Koze productions. In truth, Koch has always leant harder to the left in his official mixes than his own productions or typical DJ sets would suggest Fabric 51 mostly builds on the oddball muse he chased on 2006's Body Language Vol. The record's idiosyncratic lurch from idea to discombobulated idea recalls contemporary German house's canon of perverse iconoclasts- DJ Koze, Matias Aguayo, dOP. But where once there was a serious, good-drugs air of lush expansiveness, Koch's new mix is dominated by quirky, weird-drugs arrangements with quirkier vocals. Most of Fabric 51 rides the sort of loose, low-slung disco grooves that typified seven-year-old Koch tracks like "Philly" and "Freemind".
Now that so few people know or care what's next in European house, Koch finds himself on a relatively even playing field, and he capitalizes in part by returning to his roots and in part by venturing further afield.
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But if DJ T.'s contribution to the gargantuan Fabric series is a bit (well, a lot) tardy, it also suggests that even a stopped clock will eventually be on time again.
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