Tag: Black Vinyl Records

  • Alan Russell (Black Vinyl Records) Q&A

    Welcome to Magazine Sixty, Alan. Black Vinyl Records began around 1996/97 in London. What can you remember about how easy/ difficult it was to set up a label back then, releasing on vinyl and how music was distributed pre-digital and with Social media? Hi Greg, thanks for inviting me. Well, Black Vinyl was actually the…

  • SPHEREBLE – SABELA AFRICA E.P – BLACK VINYL RECORDS

    Sphesihle Mshana Ndlovu delivers three equally tasteful tracks for his debut release on the heavenly Black Vinyl. But, I’m going to skip straight to the third number: You Show Me Love which appears in two versions. First is the glorious Raw Mix which sequences a blissful array of shinning stabs together with brisk, insistent hats…

  • Sherø – I Came To Jack (Remixed) – Black Vinyl Records

    If you like basslines. And let’s face it who doesn’t. Then the one delivered on Spence-Chicago’s dangerously hot remix of I Came To Jack is to be savoured. It’s a cross between infectious Acid and the inappropriately Heavy-Duty cumulating in an excellent remix that stretches out the safety valves of funk to extremity. Big, brash,…

  • Reviews: 76

    Clarian Chemical Gardens EP Visionquest Set your speakers to stun as this latest release from Visionquest will surpass your expectations by moving forward into 2013 with a bang. Clarian is one half of Footprintz who alongside Guy Gerber has produced the opener Claire which fuses eerie atmospheres together with haunting voices and crisp drums to…

  • reviews:65

    Luca Bacchetti El Maravilloso Mundo De Xilitla Endless Luca Bacchetti’s stunning journey into sound totals some eleven minutes yet feels less than half that time – which precisely says something about the way this captivating piece of music performs. Indeed, you could argue that the duration was a brave move, but in many ways its…