Tag: Axis Records
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Jeff Mills
Greg Fenton reviews Jeff Mills – The Eyewitness – Axis Records Lost in worlds. Found in sound. We are surrounded incessantly by so much music that it’s perfectly reasonable to lose your grounding. To forget where you are. Maybe even to be certain of what remains important within the art of listening. In evaluating. Writing…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Jeff Mills
Greg Fenton reviews Jeff Mills – The Trip – Enter The Black Hole – Axis Records Funny how sometimes it’s the smallest of things that catch your attention. In my case, it’s the quick-fire snippet from a pad being slowly introduced in short bursts on Contradiction (Silent Shadow Mix). It feels incredibly powerful like it…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Millsart
Greg Fenton reviews Millsart – X-Ray Zulu – Axis Records It’s like you’re reading a novel lost in the intensity of the plot, something to do with a detective discovering something mysterious and strange. The further you detail the revelations the more enthralled you become. The music created by Millsart doesn’t conform to any particular…
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Tomorrow Comes The Harvest – Evolution – Axis Records
Are we almost in September already? The seasons pass so quickly you barely have time to catch your breath. Talking of which Evolution is one of those rare things in these days of the modern language of pre-programmed (un)certainties, for it lives and breathes and evolves in its own, unlimited, open spaces. This live performance…
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Millsart – Don‘t Ask Me Why EP – Axis Records
Weaving its magic like a snake charmer conjures up mystery each of the three pieces of music populating this latest release are radically charged in their own right.
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Jeff Mills – Extension – Axis Records
Listening to Rise allows you time to pause for thought. Like you are heading in a certain direction even if that location may not yet be obvious. Perhaps oblivious. What I like about the music that Jeff Mills currently creates is that it plugs into a future-past, feeling as if sounds congregate and evolve while…
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DJ Surgeles – 1833 – Axis Records / The Escape Velocity
Music is full of surprises. Not only to be found in what you like but also located in what you thought you might not. DJ Surgeles unfolds a world of sonic possibility like a wondrous present to the senses as the opening The Leonids testifies, rushing over the stereo in fast forward motion. Without drums…
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Jeff Mills – Mind Power Mind Control – Axis Records
Maybe it’s the title Mind Power Mind Control, maybe it’s the searing intent fuelling this incapacitating listen as dangerous electronics hardwire themselves into your consciousness. Maybe it is simply because this is outstanding Art or music, call it what you will. It’s so tempting to ignore the labels added by the mainstream mind-set to categorise…