Category: Magazine Sixty reviews
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with uh
Greg Fenton reviews uh – pleroma EP – PRAH Recordings uh are the sum of combined creative sparks generated by brother-sister duo Dominic & Fionnuala Kennedy, and their music teases out warm melodic shapes informed by swathes of electronic discourse punctuating the words in due process. At times, hinting at the ethereal while at others,…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Dom Williams (Miles Away Records) – The 10 Most Important Beach Records of Our Time
Presented by our guest interviewer, Ellis May. Dom Williams heads up Miles Away Records. This deep digger and collector’s passion was first ignited by his time working at Acid Jazz. Miles Away started under the Acid Jazz umbrella but is now an independent label that puts out timeless classics and unearths hidden treasures, reissuing them…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Ryan Sadorus
Greg Fenton reviews Ryan Sadorus – Hot in the D – Beretta Music Let’s cut straight to the chase, which is the low-slung menace generated by the outstanding bass riff driving Nobody’s Fool into a swirl of late-night ecstasy. Accompanied by occasional smoky voices and a pumping bounce of heavy drums, this is one of…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Mathew Jonson Argenis Brito Guti madnax kanova and EVSTAD
Greg Fenton reviews Mathew Jonson, Argenis Brito, Guti, madnax, kanova and EVSTAD – N.O.M 00 – Never On Monday Showcasing music on this brand new label, a selection of hand-crafted artists provides music that stimulates the senses, adding an extra heartbeat to the equation while fusing past, present, and future imagination together with energy and…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Balaphonic
Greg Fenton reviews Balaphonic – resolution revolutions – NuNorthern Soul A summer breeze helps. So too does the gentle persuasion of an evergreen, ever ready infusion of diverse locations accompanied by hot rhythms and more than a sprinkle of joy which you can hear freely feeding throughout. A celebration of all that weaves in and…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Simon Mós
Greg Fenton reviews Simon Mós – Kuiper Belt EP – Ten Flowers I very rarely quote press releases. However, Simon’s sound exists at the intersection of experimental and dancefloor-driven techno, with a focus on sonic exploration that pushes boundaries. It sounds like a location where music of all types should exist rather than the numbing…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Andreas Tilliander and Goran Kajfeš
Greg Fenton reviews Andreas Tilliander and Goran Kajfeš – In Cmin – Kontra-Musik Records Lots of elements inspire belief in the way this album feels and sounds. It’s sourced in the cool blasts of trumpet that readily bathes the music in atmosphere and depth charged with intention, fused to a radical rewiring of sensory perception…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Eddy Romero
Greg Fenton reviews Eddy Romero – Busy Monday – Expmental Records Feeling like you are taking a deep plunge into the cool blue of unchartered waters Busy Monday is resplendent with calming atmospheres yet underpinned by a pounding series of beats alongside crisp hats. This is a fine, immersive production by Eddy Romero to find…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Cher
Greg Fenton reviews Cher – C1M3R4_Analog cut_v3 – Arthouse Traian Chereches aka Cher tackles future scenarios amid the prospect of ecological disaster via the first release of his new imprint across six bold pieces of significant music. As much experimental as it is charged with the radical influence of jazz and the heavy use of…