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Tag: Four Tet
Stream the B-side of the fifteenth release on Four Tet’s Text Records imprint below…
Words by Mitch Strashnov
Things have certainly changed for Kieran Hebden (a.k.a. Four Tet) since his last album release in 2010; he’s made a transatlantic shift to Brooklyn, taken his sweet time with releasing his own music and collaborated with such iconic figures as Radiohead’s Thom Yorke and his schoolmate Burial. Along with that, he took on a task that was long overdue—tackling the creative obstacle course that is constructing a FABRICLIVE mix. Hebden set out to make it mix not your standard club night fare, as he took Fabric‘s historical significance into account along with cues to the city it calls home, London.
self-titled met up with Hebden at a local coffee shop in Park Slope, eager on both ends to discuss his mix for Fabric (which is streamed alongside a track-by-track commentary below) as well as his current artistic and label-centric activity…
Photo by Jessie Craig
Originally released as two single-sided Output 12-inches in 1998, Thirtysixtwentyfive is now available as one seamless MP3 below, as leaked by Four Tet himself…
To put “Mirror” and its flip side in perspective, here’s “Moth” and “Wolf Cub”—the first songs Burial and Four Tet cut together—and the mix Burial and Kode9 contributed to Mary Anne Hobbs’ final BBC show…












