Category: Magazine Sixty reviews
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Magazine Sixty Music Review With Warriors of the Dystotheque
Greg Fenton reviews Warriors of the Dystotheque – A Good Morning & Telepathic Tacos – Disappear (DSPPR) This is great. Not least of all because of the superbly played double bass as its strings intertwine with probing guitar and horns and sparkling drums warming up the heart and elevating the imagination. Flying free alongside the…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review With PC Nackt
Greg Fenton reviews PC Nackt – Angabe Der Person – Naked Records I have long been fascinated by the language exchanged between actors, visual cues, and the musical soundtracking of that expression. PC Nackt’s haunting interpretation of Elfriede Jelinek’s play, Angabe Der Person strikes a chord with all of the inner turmoil playing out in…
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Magazine Sixty Music review with Manuel Tur
Greg Fenton reviews Manuel Tur – Intertextural – Spaced Repetitions Full of intentional surprises this brilliantly exciting album from Manuel Tur sounds like a homage to the fever of nightfall amidst unknown situations and tempting propositions. It sounds excellent too, defined with a wealth of lounge possibilities reclining into laidback positions amid the breadth of…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review With Shcaa
Greg Fenton reviews Shcaa – Neptune EP – Placidum Dancing with an uneasy grace Shcaa’s ultra-intense production, executing the extremely comprehensive title, Her Conscious Drift To Neptune’s Frozen Reliefs combines sinister cool alongside simmering electrical chaos, yet somehow remains rather beautiful communicating a sense of the world surrounding us at this point. The brilliant bass…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review With NRV
Greg Fenton reviews NRV – Seasons Beyond the Ashes – See Blue Audio When all is said and done music is about feeling and how it’s communicated. NRV’s realisation of sound is heavily intense, ripping through emotions pulling them apart, and reassembling them in a different order from where they started. It is also about…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review With Ammonite
Greg Fenton reviews Ammonite – Blueprints – Ransom Note When music communicates more than words, it touches soulful depths feeling intimate and personal in ways you can’t readily fathom. You then arrive at Blueprints. It’s a pleasure to use the word, exceptional when describing music, as it points to the progressive direction collections of sounds…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review With Pheek and Jos Lok
Greg Fenton reviews Pheek and Jos Lok – Transparessence It seems to me that something is happening throughout the last several releases I have reviewed, which is that the quality of the music is such that the transfer of time won’t lessen its impact. It will exist, composed, causing the same emotional response in one,…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Afterlife
Greg Fenton reviews Afterlife – NagualTonalSeeing (The Big Picture Mix) – Subatomic I think this is one of the finest pieces of music (using the word advisedly) I have had the pleasure of hearing in some time. Quite possibly a long time. If sound communicates an emotionally important, informative part in your life – like…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review With Andre Lodemann
Greg Fenton reviews Andre Lodemann – Home – Stay True Sounds Let’s keep this simple. Andre Lodemann has produced three stunning pieces of music for equally brilliant Stay True Sounds. The title track reminds me of the lost beauty of double bass as a wealth of emotionally rich sounds balances the nature of the electronic…