However, it's really not that simple, not least because, despite the tragic deaths, Fabric had a good record, to the point of being viewed by many as an example of how to run a large and thriving nightclub.
And with every death, the fabric of a home, a family, a community is torn.
In it, he affirms his commitment to London's nightlife economy and its "iconic clubs" while also emphasizing the need to address safety issues in that sector, exemplified by two suspected drug-related deaths at fabric in the last several months.
Recent deaths in Fabric have not happened in a vacuum, however.
Katy McLeod, director of Chill Welfare, a social enterprise dedicated to keeping clubbers safe, suggested the recent deaths at Fabric were likely to be linked to the emergence of high-strength ecstasy pills rather than any management failings.
There have been two tragic deaths at Fabric over recent months and there are clearly issues that need addressing.
However, he made a point of concluding that "There have been two tragic deaths at Fabric over recent months and there are clearly issues that need addressing".
However he made a point of concluding that "There have been two tragic deaths at Fabric over recent months and there are clearly issues that need addressing".
With the now high-profile news of two drug-related deaths at fabric during recent weeks, as well as reports of similar incidents at multiple music festivals across the summer, staying aware of what's in your pills seems more relevant and important than ever.
Like Betty White, Paul McCartney and others who are so big, such a part of our fabric, his death was reported semi-regularly on line, I dismissed it... for a minute.
