Category: Magazine Sixty reviews
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Dave Angel
Greg Fenton reviews Dave Angel – A Time And Place – R&S Records This album by Dave Angel feels vividly full of life. The opening track, Goddess, replaces drums and strict rhythm with a joyous free‑flow of piano, an act of celebration that sets the tone. Sensuous and timely, it’s simply a beautiful piece of…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Blake.08 and Eric Powell
Greg Fenton review Blake.08 and Eric Powell – Too Late (Six Days Of Madness) – Bush Records Eric Powell’s take on Too Late — and its recurring vocal imprint Six Days of Madness — offers a potent reworking of House Music, driven by pounding drums, rolling deep bass, and a soaring synth line that feels…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Marion Poncet
Greg Fenton reviews Marion Poncet – The Raging Swells Crushing The Cliff Of My Love – Fuck Reality (Smallville) Flying under the banner of handsome poise and graceful movement, it’s been a while since the lure of filtered keys has grabbed me so completely. Yet given the title of this collection, that intense reaction shouldn’t…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with boycalledcrow
Greg Fenton reviews boycalledcrow – the sprawl – Mortality Tables One man and his guitar. Sometimes the story ends there. But as years of listening will tell you, this particular guitar has produced a long run of surreal, spine‑tingling, emotional work — and this new album continues that lineage with fresh ideas and rediscoveries. What…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Joachim Spieth
Greg Fenton reviews Joachim Spieth – BLENDED II – AFFIN music “I focused on atmosphere, depth and spatiality.” You most certainly did. The expansiveness of this collection is striking — beautifully produced sounds that feel free in their transition between artist and listener. It delves into the wide-angled curve of being human, tracing highs and…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Bayonne
Greg Fenton reviews Bayonne – Filters – Nettwerk Music Group Filters clashes joy with sorrow, heavy soaring melody and the expectation that things might indeed get better. Like the anthem you are yet to hear Unexpected opens the album up to an intense rush of feelings like the sun is always shinning for you. Musically…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Cala Sola
Greg Fenton reviews Cala Sola – Sense Pressa Avui – The Freebooter Lounge This is a celebratory album that isn’t afraid to linger in melancholy or dance with joy. Laid‑back may feel like an old term, but it fits: each piece blends the spirit of live instrumentation with electronic textures that deepen the soulful integrity…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Richard Seeley
Greg Fenton reviews Richard Seeley – Seeza Project No 4 – Glue Music Opening with the distinctly fabulous Do You Want Acid, Richard Seeley’s deeply thunderous inquiry resonates with dark beauty and the cool art of persuasion. This is a production built more on simmering, hidden tension than full‑on release — and all the more…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Phil Kieran & Jordan Nocturne
Greg Fenton reviews Phil Kieran & Jordan Nocturne – Going Home – Phil Kieran Recordings After a late‑August computer breakdown, Magazine Sixty is back behind the wheel — foot down, eyes forward — bringing you a selection of music we believe genuinely deserves your attention. I’ve been eager to review this homegrown collaboration between two…