Tag: Ralph Lawson

  • ASHRR Q&A

    ASHRR Q&A

    LA based live band, Soundsystem DJs and producers ASHRR, mark their debut on Leeds label 20/20 Vision in fine style. Recruiting original dub pioneer Scientist to create a series of Live Dubs of ‘Fizzy’, with additional weight from Felix Dickinson on remix duties. Born in 2018 amidst the vibrant musical landscape of Los Angeles, ASHRR…

  • Al Bradley Q&A

    Hello Al and welcome along to Magazine Sixty. What have been the highlights for you in the past 15 years, as 3am Recordings has been releasing music since 2003!?! Hi & thanks for having me! There have been several along the way, I guess the ones which stand out are the first time I heard…

  • Bobby Pleasure Q&A

    Welcome to Magazine Sixty, Bobby. Can you start by telling us about why you felt there needed to be a label such as Needs – not for profit, in the world today? And can you tell us about your personal philosophy for life and music? When I conceptualised Needs it was around the time of…

  • Whitesquare – Aoyama Dawn EP – 20/20 Vision

    Whitesquare’s unforgiving yet thoroughly pleasurable The Block opens out this new EP to all sorts of exciting possibilities. Fuelled by an in your face Detroit stab which informs the drum machines upon which it relies this startling production renders subtlety redundant. But then this so richly deserves to be played LOUD that you could be…

  • Reviews: 180

    youANDme & The Analog Roland Orchestra feat. Black Soda Reflection EP Poker Flat Recordings This stunning release from the label engages you on many different levels flying the flag somewhere in-between haunting and spiritual. Black Soda’s unnerving voice only serves to heighten the tension created by youANDme’s dark fusion of terse electronics and while this…

  • Reviews:110

    Adriatique Midnight Walking EP Culprit What better way to introduce to 2014 than another superlative release via Culprit. Indecently one of my favourite labels but none-the-less this tastefully brooding epic bears all the hallmarks required right down from the teasing, haunting synthesizers to the breathy, psychedelic vocals delivered by Name One. An effective Dub version…