Tag: microCastle

  • Upercent – Vuit EP – microCastle

    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…

  • Brian Cid – Pluto EP – microcastle

    Changing your mind about something musical is sometimes the sign of true significance. First of all I thought this was really good, now after some more time it sounds extremely good. Rock n Roll comes armed with three chords, drums and (hopefully) gritty melody. This however hits you with a bagful of subtleties, plugged into…

  • MUUI – Seminal EP – microcastle

    If you want your music to delight yet invigorate and tempt you into the future then here it is. If you like to inhabit the past and want to relive it endlessly, then perhaps you should remain asleep. MUUI supplies four new tracks of such exquisite composition that it makes a return to Disco seem…

  • Fabio Montana Ortygia EP microCastle Apologies with being slightly behind with this review. But then microCastle release music that defies time and space. Fabio Montana’s tough opening production Ortygia combines all sorts of attributes touching upon dark, brooding edges yet retaining a life-assuring warmth courtesy of the crashing waves of FX and delicate piano lines.…

  • Mitch Alexander: microCastle Q&A

    Welcome to Magazine Sixty and thanks for taking the time to do this. I wanted to start by asking where the name micoCastle came from? And also about the striking Art featured on your releases? Hi Greg, thanks for having me, and thanks for the great things you’ve written about our releases of late, much…

  • Reviews: 181

    Cornucopia Pursuit Of The Orange Butterfly EP microCastle This record represents a kind of brutal, beautiful indication of what’s right with the planet. Feeling introspective for sure, but also there’s a sense of sharing within its thoughtful, thought-provoking rhythms which aren’t regulated, clean, pristine hi-fi but are most obviously soulful in the very real senses…