drew West

  • Euphoria

    Beautiful My Child (Six Degrees). Review by drew West.

  • TRS-80

    The first time I got to listen to this album, I almost killed the guy playing…

  • Zuco 103/Dzihan & Kamien

    I think just about every month I review at least one release off of Six Degre…

  • Dr. Speedlove Presents

    For those of you that aren’t aware, Invisible Records now has a "subsection" …

  • J.G. Thirlwell

    Whether you know him as the driving force behind the many derivations of Foetus, or under such names as Manorexia or DJ Otefsu, there’s no denying that Jim Thirlwell is one of the most innovative people on the music scene. Resident Thirlwell disciple drew West spoke with the man to learn more about his unique recording philosophies.

  • Yes, I Took Piano Lessons

    Most kids consider piano lessons a pain in the neck, but drew West is thankful for the seven years he spent learning the keyboard, as they helped instill in him a love of music.

  • Spring Heel Jack

    Now some time back, we had a nice little scuffle between Spring Heel Jack and…

  • Bob Holroyd/DJ Cam

    There is something different about Six Degrees Records and the records they r…

  • Girl Eats Boy

    What has happened? What is this? Sexy Beat as the "true" label behind it? Sex…

  • dead Voices on Air

    Now anyone that has followed the history of Mark Spybey with dVOA knows that …

  • The Damage Manual

    You could call it an industrial supergroup: Martin Atkins, Chris Connelly, Jah Wobble, and Geordie Walker bring together decades of experience in bands like Pigface, Killing Joke, Public Image Limited, Ministry, the Revolting Cocks, and more, and start a new project, the Damage Manual. drew West gets the story straight from Atkins himself.

  • Bebel Gilberto

    I’ve been in kind of a slow rumba mood or recent. That slow, sexy roll that c…

  • Traveler ’00

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