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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Hello and welcome to Magazine Sixty, Yulia. Let’s start by asking how living in and then moving between Russia, America, and Berlin has informed what you do in terms of sound and also your approach to life? Hello Sixty, and thank you so much for having me. Always cool when a DJ can talk to
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As music continues to exist beyond the banal and in ways which still tantalise and excite the formation of notes into striking potential, this new release from Pascal Feos’s imprint is a most welcome addition. Fathoming depths and exploring a diverse range of sounds and influences, Beste provides a wealth of horizons to find yourself
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Matt Edwards and Patrick Mason combine talents to produce this temptingly devilish release for the always on point Rekids. In days of easily acquired tame, repetitive instrumentation it’s refreshing to hear spoken words which cause and impact upon your soul. The message in Elevate does just that as the tough, funky and deeply intense rhythms
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An On Bast returns with four new tracks for your listening pleasure. And have to say the opening and wonderfully titled, The Ballet Began At Eight delivers high on atmosphere, high on life. Grainy pads set the scene as taught electronic kicks plus crisp percussion inform the rhythm section, while the tense whir of crazy
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You know it has just struck me that Linda Clifford is one of my favourite singers. Which might sound like a strangely late realisation, as I’ve been loving her voice and records for decades, but one of the pleasures about writing about music is that it can allow you perfect moments of clarity, lacking the
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Welcome to Magazine Sixty, Max. Let’s start with your new single: La Dorada for Rebellion. Tell us about where the inspiration came from for the production and about what the title means for you? Thank you. La Dorada means “the golden one” in Spanish, it’s the name of a fish, the sea bream, and it’s
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There’s something spectacularly captivating about Brendon Moeller’s self-defining title track that almost escapes description. Something about a brutal intensity that is richly rewarding as repeating layers of grainy sound overlap and underpin each other’s role in the arrangement, with thumping kick drums and understated percussion creating an involving sense of unease. If that all sounds
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Funny to think that After Dark originates from 1995. I could have been made today. Rekids offshoot R-Time Records continues to deliver its neat line in re-issues with the aforementioned punching out shuffling Electro rhythms amid a series of grainy, pulsating kicks and sizzling hi-hats. All offset by the poignant rush of emotive pads which
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