Magazine Sixty
Music reviews and artist interviews
Magazine Sixty brings you reviews and interviews with some of the worlds leading independent artists. Discover excitng new electronic music, revisit seminal classics and hear from the people behind the sounds.
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Dive into the world of Tm Shuffle in Magazine Sixty’s latest interview. Explore his journey through dub techno, the vision behind his label Vuo records, and the lush, immersive soundscapes that define his music. From creative influences to production techniques, this in-depth conversation offers a fascinating insight into one of the genre’s most distinctive voices.…
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Greg Fenton reviews Bruno Berle – Não Posso Viver Sem Você – Far Out Recordings This rather wonderful piece of music co-written with Batata Boy feels like a meditation on intimacy and human closeness. I love its uncomplicated yet carefully crafted instrumentation, drifting along without unnecessary fuss. Warm keys, crisp hi-hats and gorgeous strings combine…
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Greg Fenton reviews CIRC – Rite Four beautifully composed pieces adorn this latest release from CIRC. While drone-based music can sometimes rely too heavily on texture alone, these works reveal a deeper musicality. Layers of sound overlap and gently interact in a breath-like rhythm, creating a warm, hopeful atmosphere. Beneath the surface, subtle accumulations of…
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Greg Fenton reviews The Secret Garden – Weekend Away (Dicky Continental Remix) ft. Ioan Omar – Ramrock Red Records Rich Thair, aka Dicky Continental, remixes Weekend Away, evoking something cold in hand alongside the temptation of a warm breeze as effortless moments of dreamy possibility drift past. Hinting at nineties Balearic adventures with its cool,…
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Greg Fenton reviews zakè & marine eyes – Still Beauty – Past Inside the Present I thought I’d mention a couple of releases I missed during Magazine Sixty’s month-long absence, as I feel they’re important enough to bring to your attention if they also passed you by. My first question is this: when it comes…
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Greg Fenton reviews Patricia Wolf – Yarrow – Music To Watch Seeds Grow By 009 I also love music that puts a smile on your face, and Patricia Wolf achieves exactly that with this beautiful addition to an already excellent series. Across the album, moods and atmospheres emerge naturally, from the darker and more introspective…
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Greg Fenton reviews Afterlife – Absolute – Subatomic UK I like music that sounds grandiose—music that feels bigger than itself. That it can celebrate life with the same conviction that it explores sorrow, embracing the full intensity of human feeling. Listening to Absolute is like sitting alone in a conservatory, surrounded by a heavenly chorus…
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Presented by our guest interviewer Ellie May. Pharoah Sanders once said that sound could be a form of prayer, and Emanuele Cisi seems to move from that same inner place. “Pharoah’s Message” was born from decades of lived devotion to the spiritual lineage of Coltrane and Sanders — a current he has carried since his…
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(Photograph by Zac Mahrouche) Having just released the brilliant album THALASSA while working across a full spectrum of artistic possibilities SHHE talks to Magazine Sixty about ideas, music and culture… Welcome to Magazine Sixty, Su. Tell us about your relationship with the label One Little Independent, how it happened and why it continues? Hello Magazine…
