Tag: Afterlife
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Afterlife & Moonseed
Greg Fenton reviews Afterlife & Moonseed present – Primal Virtue – Subatomic Dancing around notes engulfing a sonic path while heading toward enlightenment this enticing collaboration has dared to produce music sprinkled with the achievement of wonder. Afterlife and Moonseed weave spells like they fashion sounds enriched by the air of mystery unfolding across the…
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Magazine Sixty Interview with Afterlife & Moonseed
Ahead of a forthcoming album this beautifully realised collaboration between Afterlife and Moonseed is destined to sound like one of 2024’s very definite highlights. We talk to both artists involved about the creative process, the power of the internet, the adorning artwork, and the meaning permeating the music itself. Tell us how the collaborative process…
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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 Afterlife
Afterlife – I Saw You Dancing On Mars – Subatomic UK If there was any doubt in your mind that machines could communicate then here we are. Furthermore, they talk in such an emotionally rich language that perhaps it could be a preferred option of engagement compared to what you hear being said via the…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Afterlife
Greg Fenton reviews Afterlife – Timbuktu – Subatomic UK Timbuktu scrambles the impulsive aural intensity of the modern world twisting the signs into meaningful discourse by charging headfirst into the face of adversity. Propelled by an endless stream of tantalising electronic waveforms questions about meaning arise throughout the journey just like they do by watching…
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Various Artists – Reflections 07 – Reflections
If you’re are looking for direction but find it difficult to ask try the exquisite notes peppering To Where Dreams Are, created via the fall in love landscapes of surrounding sound by Nourey. The detail lies very much within the uplifting (in the genuine sense of the word) breath of vision as an expanse of…
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Afterlife – Timeframes – Subatomic UK
The inescapable difference between the music produced by Afterlife and that of so many others in this field is simply depth of musical vision. Found in places and locations where you can truly lose yourself in. Plus enquiry, such is the obvious thirst for knowledge. You can feel it as each layer unfolds, each weaving…
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Afterlife – Halucinomat – Subatomic
By transcending the will to connect universally this invaluable series of music from Afterlife seeks out new sonic pastures with each consequent release. However, at this point given the enormity of bland ideas masquerading under the guise of electronic dance music where arrangements, impersonated sounds and cliqued provocations (not to mention the notion that you…
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Afterlife – All I Wanted – Subatomic
Maybe it’s time to reappraise the words Chill-Out. Ambient or ambience is a tangible thing but listening to the powerful low-end on All I Wanted there is a undeniably tough, animated feel to the track underpinned by a sensory overload of emotional trigger points in the form of expanding, echoing voices and heart erupting keys.…