Tag: Radio Slave

  • Magazine Sixty Music Review With Quiet Village

    Magazine Sixty Music Review With Quiet Village

    Greg Fenton reviews Quiet Village – Reunion – Quiet Village Placing the words quiet and village beside each other suggests serenity and security. However, underpinning the calm are waves of underlying intensity coursing throughout the lifelines of Reunion via hard, shuffling drums, alongside tense piano amid a warm glow of musical fortitude espousing the rewards…

  • Lou Hayter – Check it (Radio Slave Remixes) – Skint Records

    Let’s cut straight to the chase and Radio Slave’s sprawling epic Dub version which sends out reverberations that tease and tangle. Lou Hayter’s vocal makes its statement in the intro but from then on in only brushes sentiment across the deep, throbbing pulse of funky instrumentation running quite rightly to some ten minutes of excellence.…

  • Radio Slave – Ground Control / Last Communication – Stranger In The Night

    Focusing on four artists and their work, Stranger In The Night is the brand new escapade from Radio Slave’s Matt Edwards and this forms its first release. Ground Control sets the controls via a blistering, earthy workout in brute electrical force, rhythmic signatures and an abundance of soul. Punctuating keys drive home eighties influenced Detroit…

  • Radio Slave – Feel The Same – Rekids

    Matt Edwards has of course been busy delivering some of the most thrilling, stimulating music on the planet as Radio Slave, however the purpose of his debut artist album sees those horizons pulled apart beyond expectations. The unnerving ambience generated by the opening, rather beautiful 2nd Home proves it’s not all boom and bust as…

  • ZW – Wulfman – Rekids

    And this is precisely why I love this label. It can release music of such tranquil, melancholy perfectly realised for the moment like this, then by the next breath pulverising, brutal structures. Zeb Wayne returns to the fold with this emotionally drenched blend of dramatically enriched vocals care of Ziwi plus an amalgamation of finely…

  • Radio Slave – Another Club / Feel The Same – Rekids

    Words like naked and brutal may trip off the tongue when describing this 100th landmark release from Matt Edwards’ always stunning Rekids. Which while true doesn’t deny the intrinsic brilliance of these productions. Living life on a knife-edge may also generate the same emotions but then aren’t these the times we are forced to live…

  • Reviews: 148

    Single of the Week Seth Troxler Evangelion Rumors Records I just happened across this today, by possible accident, and so glad I did. For this is an outstanding production of ideas, sounds and sheer bravado. It’s uncompromising, includes some beautifully random classically-tuned piano along with not so delightfully twisted vocals, and simmers with ecstatic Acid…

  • Reviews:130

    Matom Love Mistakes Planet E Conceived as an aural tribute to the ‘Hansa recording studios’ on Köthener Straße No. 38 in Berlin, this long player courtesy of Matt Edwards (aka Radio Slave) and Thomas Gandey (aka Cagedbaby) not only boasts purely live instrumentation but also the transcendent atmosphere of the music produced. Hansa was made…