fabric: The fully illustrated history of the famous London club

Available in a strictly limited first edition print run of just 4,000 copies, fabric meticulously chronicles the story of one of dance music culture's most revered and influential clubs. This beautifully produced volume captures the compelling journey of a small collective of passionate enthusiasts who, in defiance of the growing commercialisation of the rave scene, transformed a derelict meat store in a less-than-fashionable corner of London into a venue that endures as a cathedral for pure, undiluted dance music, commanding a global following.

fabric delves into the club's genesis, its early struggles, and its subsequent triumphs, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the dedication and vision that brought it to life. The book is richly illustrated with rare photography and iconic artwork that has become synonymous with the fabric brand, providing a visual feast for fans.

Adding a crucial layer of depth is an oral history compiled by Joe Muggs, featuring over one hundred testimonies from the legendary DJs who have become intrinsically linked with fabric's sound and spirit. Their personal accounts offer invaluable insights into the club's unique atmosphere and its profound impact on their careers and the wider dance music landscape.

Above all, fabric is a celebration of the misfits and visionaries who dared to dream and make it happen, the dedicated curators and resident DJs who have fiercely protected its musical integrity, and the countless clubbers whose experiences on the dancefloor have woven the very fabric of its enduring legend. This limited first edition is not just a book; it's a tangible piece of dance music history, a testament to the colossal impact fabric has had on club culture over the last quarter of a century. It's a must-have for anyone who has ever lost themselves in the music within those hallowed walls.