Tag: Warp Records

  • Magazine Sixty Music Review with Bibio

    Magazine Sixty Music Review with Bibio

    Greg Fenton reviews Bibio – PHANTOM BRICKWORKS (LP II) – Warp Records So much music is being created now by so many people doing it that it’s sometimes hard to know where to begin. Never mind where you might end. The one qualifying difference between swimming in uncertainty and the positive resolution found in the…

  • James Ellis Ford – The Hum – Warp Records

    James Ellis Ford has crafted together disparate elements fusing them in such a way that a sense of wonder (and curiosity) ensues. Not so much a homage to the mind-bending world of Fripp, Eno and perhaps Soft Machine and King Crimson, let’s say more like a reworking of those frequencies channelled through the artists own…

  • Seefeel – Rupt & Flex 1994 – 96 – Warp

    Part of the thing with music is its discovery. Discovering the meaning of sounds that appeal to you at different times and places throughout your time here: happy/sad, forming old or new memory in the wake of its processing. In reflection, and what intrigues me most nowadays is the dislocation of music that doesn’t solely…

  • D.Ramirez Q&A

    Welcome to Magazine Sixty, D.Ramirez. Let’s begin with your new single with Denney, ‘Raven’ for Crosstown Rebels. What is the significance of that particular bird as a choice for the title? Thanks for having me. I live near Victoria Park in London and I walk through there every day on my way to my studio;…

  • Brian Eno – Music For Installations – UMC

    When you activate Play it could mean any number of things when it comes to hearing Brian Eno. Gathered from this his more reflective palate, collating pieces from installations between 1986 to the present day, here it is about the sense of movement. Of time not standing perfectly still as seemingly familiar patterns of sound…