Twilight - Space of Time

[Trance2MoveU]

 

Artist: Twilight

Title: Space of Time

Label: Airglow Records

Date: July, 2013

 

1. Higher Mind

2. Dopamine feat Biotouch

3. Feel the Music

4. Space of Time feat. Double Tech

5. Silent Hill - That's Too Much (Twilight Rmx)

6. Designer Dreams

7. Electroholics - Plutonic Universe (Twilight rmx)

8. Bass Walk

9. Undergroove feat Shake

10. Raindrops Falling

 

 

"Substances, drugs affect the way your body works."

 

 

Really? Chick does nothing for me. Nothing. Might as well ask me to stick my dick in a cactus.

 

This is Javier Martinez from Mexico who also has a progressive trance project called Unseen Dimensions. As Unseen Dimensions he released an EP called Airglow, which just happens to be the name of his own label. So it's all connected in a six degrees of Kevin Bacon kinda way. To find out more about this release do yourself a favor and don't read the promo. It will make you dumber by the sentence. Don't they proofread these things? Putting a native English speaker on the payroll wouldn't be the worst idea. I know a guy if you're interested.

 

As Twilight he released Angels Calling back in 2009 which was way better than what I was expecting. Nope, not fair. It was damn good. So with this album he combines the lush soundscapes he perfected as Unseen Dimensions and blends it with full on and Tiesto trance. Yep the floodgates are open, prepare for the cheese.

 

 

 

But it never* came

 

 

*Oh yes the hell it did!

 

 

I mean I got a little wet, but not drenched, If I'm honest I wanted to hate this. Really I did. But you know what? I couldn't.*

 

*Until a few seconds went by.

 

 

 

Sure there are some cheesy moments but it's nowhere near the sh*tstorm I thought it was going to be.*

 

 

*Yes it was.

 

 

The full on isn't bad and his penchant for elaborate productions jam packed with sounds creates a sort of enjoyable balance. I liked the percussive interludes he put in the tracks like on his remix of That's Too Much or the beginning of Plutonic Universe. It's actually a refreshing change of pace album after being submerged in awesome goa trance and all the deep and mystical crap that goes with it. And boy does it sound great. Crystal clear.

 

That said the novelty wears off after a few and then I'm looking at myself like I just had two big macs instead of working out.

 

 

"Little did Angela Merkel know that cameras had been installed in all diplomat hotel rooms since the touchy feely years of the Bush Presidency."

 

 

Yep it goes downhill fast. Sucked into a vortex of stops and starts, annoying samples, autotune, and full on malaise. So take it with a grain of salt. He didn't redefine the genre (far from it, he just added another shiny slimy coating to the sh*t pile) and most of the samples were eye rollers. This isn't going to be in anyone's top...100. But it was also filled with enough good tricks to make it...

 

fun. Yeah it's kinda fun. If only for a little while. A very.

 

Little.

 

While.

 

 

 

Now if you'll excuse me I have a date with a cactus.

 

 

 

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