Ministry of Sound
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About Fabric
Three rooms under the old Smithfield cold stores, with Room One's bodysonic dancefloor wired so the bass travels through the floor itself. Fabric has been central to London's underground since 1999 and remains a benchmark booking for house, techno and drum & bass.
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