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.
-
In ways the elements contained within this production are as old as time. And it really should come as no surprise that they sound as resilient now as then. Jazz and Blues have always formed the cornerstone of much of our music and therefore this beautiful combination of both sounds typically resonate given the uncomplicated
-
In the sheer rush to get to the next two tracks I’m kind of bypassing the opening Outlaw. I don’t know if that’s necessarily right but once to get to grips with the fevered excitement, infact the surreal beauty of For It you’ll perhaps see my point. This is the kind of energised, Acid number
-
What I love here is that this says it all. It’s a mad, crazy combination of ideas that all at once fuel the psyche with excitement and the need to play at full volume. At first the furious basslines and chiming keys may seem like that’s all there is but behind all that bumping intensity
-
Such a wonderful album full of resounding delights and just as impressively this forms the first release in a series of three albums all due this year from the artists own label. When sometimes in world of rapidly delivered ideas music gets repeated into an endless, mindless void devoid of meaning it is refreshing to
-
Hello and welcome to Magazine Sixty, Gel. Let’s start with the launch of your new label Closed Circuits. How and why did you decide to start your own imprint? Hello hello Greg and thank you for having me. well it’s been on my agenda for a long time to have a good home for my
-
One of our favourite labels – for too many reasons to go into in a short space – microCastle again continues to delight and scintillate. The EP’s title track does that special thing of grasping for the future while gathering up an array of influences and making definite sense of them all. Yet for any
-
Next in line from 3am. And first off is the unforgiving Acid intensity spun out by Ceri, neatly called Acid Jam. Next up is Moodymanc under his Dubble D guise with the excellent Darkdays which combines life-affirming chords together with buzzy synths, while Michael Lovatt’s moodier Say What You Want reaches for deeper bass. Then
-
Easing a steady stream of consciousness unto the airwaves connected have been releasing an increasingly fine body of work that lands here and now with Sondela. The original version punches tribal beats across a dark, brooding bass which works a treat in addition to Xolisa’s heart-warming, atmospheric vocal delivery. An Instrumental is also on hand,
-
Following on from our recent Q&A with Al Bradley we’d like to draw your attention in this direction. As you might guess from the title it’s a project in aid of the most worthy Macmillan Cancer Care comprising of four tracks from five artists, with the aim of crowd-funding 100 vinyl only copies by the
You must be logged in to post a comment.