Customer Reviews
Sublime dubstep album - By: S. Bailey, 01 May 2008 
Probably one of the best dubstep compilations out there at this time.
Caspa & Rusko take you on a journey through some of the less heard of dubstep, with mostly their own tracks, but broken up with the tracks from the likes of such DJs as Cotti & Coki. Saying that it is not strictly dubstep, it does speed up a bit towards the end & the trance & garage influences are very apparentin some of the beginning & end songs.
I have given this 5 stars because not only do i love this album deeply, almost everyone i have played it too has gone on to buy it. The popularity is such that i went to a party last week & the DJ was playing a lot of tracks of this album!
Dubstep Allstars have a good few compilations out, but can be a bit dodgy at times. Ifin doubt go for this one, you will not regret it!
Lazy - By: Josh, 01 Jan 2008 
As a DJ, to be given this chance to represent a genre to many people who would never have heard it otherwise, would be priceless. But what do Caspa & Rusko do... create a half arsed mix that doesn't really go anywhere. Their mixing is pretty brutal, lots of just slowing down the record, playing some movie line & then next song. Lazy. Even worse is the mix between "look at my eyes" & "fun house"? Are they taking the piss? It's embarrassing. It is evident that they have put no thought into where the mix is heading, or what tracks flow with each other, thus for the main 50 minutes you get slowed down "jump up" DnB with generic British gangster quotes.
As far as track selection goes, they redeem themselves with a few corkers. "Cockney Violin" is a class tune, the steppy grimey sound of "Africa VIP" is tasty & "Beta Max" is quality, shame it's ruined by D1's cheesey "I'm lovin"
It's easy to get excited by a new genre, but if Fabric released a full on hardcore DnB mix it would get slated when there are the likes of the epic Marcus Intalex mix out there.
Dubstep has major potential; hopefully fabric will pick some decent DJs to showcase itin the future.
Adventures in to dubland - By: Froome, 29 Dec 2007 I am going to keep this brief
i am a member of Fabric nightclub & get their cds every month sent outin a nice little padded envelope. Never before have i ordered a second copy of one of their releases, it that good.
The past few fabric albums hadnt been the best & I dont usually listen to dub without beingin the mood but this album took my breath away. I had listened to the previews on the website & couldnt wait for it. i am only telling you this to illustrate how good the album is.
heavy relentless bass keep the tempo building during the album whilst plenty of variation keeps you anticipating the next track but skipping to it. suprisingly fresh & melodic too.
This effort from caspa & rusko have made me purchase several other albums featuring their remixes & tracks & as i said before...i VERY rarely buy albums
Heavy, Heavy Monster Sound - By: K. NOBLE, 07 Dec 2007 
Our bi-monthly fix of FabricLive, & this is awesome.
I'm not quite sure what the precise genre is, but with tracks mainly from the Sub Soldiers, Dubplate & Dub Police stables & sounding reminiscent of Roots Manuva at his best, I guess it's electro-dub or some such thing(?)
Solid from top to tail, mixed up from dub reggae & coloured with some cheeky knob-twiddling, these lads wring every last drop from the bass spectrum, creating some massively heavy, spacious sounds & randomly interspersed with some very funny dialogue samples from Brit-Crime movies ("He's so hard even his nightmares are scared of him").
It really plods along nicely, perhaps not something you'd want to dance along to all night, doesn't even 'get going' until track 22 with a crashing Eastern European dervish, but by then you'll have been bludgeoned into submission by the hugeness of it all.
Impressively insane.
