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Debut Release on Kilobyte Records 4 tracks, by Abstrakti (Event Horizon vs. Apeiron), 7 Machines In The Night Sky, Globox, and Dragon Twins! All pretty oldschool inspired tracks, 3 of which made on hardware! https://kilobyterecords.bandcamp.com/album/birth

Whitlin on the porch most days

Hi Folks, How you doing? I just wanted to drop a line here, to let people know I've started a merch line of T-Shirts. I've never done that before, so quite stoked about them. I designed them myself, and there are choices of colours, design, and sizes. Their good quality prints on garment, and good quality garments. Link to the store: https://drezz-shop.fourthwall.com/en-gbp Also.......I am going to release a new album this year, I'd like to go out on vinyl. It will be pre orders/crowd funded like I did for the last Double album. I'll do full psychedelic artwork, signed, numbered to probably 150 or so, perhaps more, depends........there were some very cool cats here on this forum who supported the last one, so please do consider doing so for this one. It's going to be a really good one I think, I've postponed it actually: It was going to come out earlier, but then I started writing some really interesting stuff, and its been flowing, so I'm waiting to get all the best material together, and its going really well, so I'm putting everything into this one, as I may go into a different direction after this album comes out. Please check out my Facebook page for all the latest on that. I'll make sure to post a thread here with all the relevant links and all that when everything is ready to roll. Thanks to all who supported the recent Digital Reprints retrospective compilation, that was a really cool project to do, and it was great helping put all that together with Thanos from Digital Reprints. Anyway, please do consider grabbing a T-Shirt or two, that would really help the project, and facilitate more cool stuff! Cheers, Drezz

This is the first one of an upcoming set of single-track releases. Like our previous songs, synthetic soundscapes are combined with a rock instrumentation. This also includes the lead acid bassline which is played with a bass guitar loaded with a lot of effects. In contrast to the most of our other songs, this one comes in a dark and gloomy mood. here you can get a free download code for Bandcamp: band.codes getmusic.fm streaming and download links: Amazon Apple Bandcamp Deezer Spotify Youtube

Release Date: 2026-06-03 Label: SpaceWarp Records Catalog: SPARMU0020 Store Link: [ Beatport ] Your space will warp with psychedelic sounds, as Greek psytrance producer, Shacom Delia, returns with his latest release, “PERPLEX,” a full-on psychedelic experience that will puzzle your mind, and is the freshest release, from SpaceWarp Records… “Perplex” leads you into an expansive sound-scape that cascades around you before pulling you into a labyrinth of pulsating beats and clever use of vox FX. With its catchy hooks and clever use of FX throughout, “Perplex,” will play with your mind, leaving you puzzled, as you float into a mind state of liquid tones… “Liquid Tones” float through your discerning ears with an element of curiosity as you drift into a voyage of psychedelic twists and turns. With its textured mysterious layers and clever use of vox FX, “Liquid Tones,” completes the puzzle. Are you still perplexed? “Perplex” is encapsulated with driving psychedelia throughout, mastered by Rigel, with an artistic backdrop by Mick Usher Illustration. You know what to expect until next time… Shacom Delia Links & Social Media Soundcloud | Instagram | Facebook SpaceWarp Records Social Media Linktree

I just came to make topic about feeling nostalgic and grateful for the years spent here with everyone back some 20 years ago, oh my, how time flies and that it makes me rather nostalgic seeing that oldies aren't active anymore and that forum itself is basically half-comatose, and there I see this thread of yours, Traveller, literally minute after I was thinking about oldies who were frequents here and there you are! Ahem, what can I say, I think you have been dethroned long ago, but just chose to accept your faith only now. Oh and I did my trademark emoji reaction to your posts, guys 😎😂 :LOL: :NINJA:

Today I present two tracks that use very similar melodies. The first track was written by songwriter Nello Tijardovic, who has dozens of tracks behind him, mostly dance music. The second track is by the project Notch. It’s barely known even among goa fans. This was a project by the guys from Carbon Based Lifeforms. As you can hear, they definitely didn’t start out in the genre they later became famous for. If anyone doesn’t catch the similarity between these two tracks, here are the timestamps: first track — 05:59, second — 04:09. Even the track title “Phenomenology” seems like a nod to Miranda. Remember the name of her first album? Yeah, that’s exactly what I’m referring to. Miranda — Mars Needs Women (1998) | Written by Nello Tijardovic Notch — Phenomenology (1999)

The debut release from Kilobyte Records! A four-track oldschool style Goa trance vinyl EP, showcasing upcoming young talent inspired by the golden era of 1990s psychedelic trance. Driving basslines, hypnotic acid sequences and cosmic atmospheres come together in a tribute to classic Goa energy, reinterpreted by a new generation of artists. Tracklist: Abstrakti - Stemita 7 Machines In The Night Sky - Snakes On Ze Ethereal Plane Globox - Reality Is A Side Effect Dragon Twins - Hydro Rift Released May 22, 2026 Pressing limited to 150 copies! Special thanks to the wonderful people at Suntrip Records and 604 Freaks Records for the help and support,and of course to all the artists who contributed! Mastered by Tim Schuldt at 4cn Studio's, Germany Lacquer cut by Curve Pusher, UK. Vinyl pressed by Krakatoa Records Vinyl Manufacturing, Spain Artwork by Seppe Cruysberghs Compiled by Seppe Cruysberghs Listen or buy: https://kilobyterecords.bandcamp.com/album/birth

Hey everyone, I'd like to share with you my recent creation - Psychill Space. It's a community-curated music database. You can filter tracks and albums by their genres, moods and tags. And you can submit your own music. The incredible advantage of the website is that we let users profile the music for genres and subgenres, moods and tags, which leads to accurate recommendations. We don't host any music (besides optional 30-90s previews), we only collect data and provide links to bandcamp and streaming platforms. Browse music and submit yours at https://psychill.space/

Wow ok, thanks for letting me know! Gotta take a peek. My biggest issue was the loudness on streaming platforms.

Óperentzia - Moondealer Limited Edition 250 copies https://adrecords.bandcamp.com/album/moondealer

Hey, one of the tracks just came up in my playlist again, and I just stumbled upon this thready confused by the negative comments here. So I just wanted to say this 2 1/2 years later: I love this album so much! I follow you since your 2nd album, and this album Here is one of the best releases of this decade! Thanks for your work, it still holds up years later, with certified bangers that were appreciated by folks from different strokes when I put them on.

The melody from the beginning of the track Nihilist — Sunbeam From Fornax 4 (1994) was borrowed by the duo TransWave for their track TransWave — Adoration To The Aum (1995). Whether TransWave did this intentionally or accidentally is unknown to me.

Global sect did their first Goa vinyl release with VA - reincarnation https://globalsect.bandcamp.com/album/va-reincarnation

I have only one finger, so if you do the abacus am leaps and bounds ahead of all you suckers!

High All!

Man, the way this is going I'm never gonna reach even 10k.

Manual validation is still on-going for several reasons. Unfortunately admins have been busy with life and approvals have taken a long time.

Are you going to try and get your title back?

Yes, the youtube cut is taken from that john 00 fleming exposure 2003 set, i hope someone will share a full copy mp3 one day.

I just checked the link and right now there seems to be a small selection of compilations there. Let's see what happens next. It's a tricky situation. The previous version was a treasure trove for an oldschool rave collector, but hardly for anyone else. Let's face it - next to no one would probably need 234 old rave compilations (many of them double albums) nor pay any really serious money for digital copies of them, but for about 200 euros/dollars the whole bundle was an impressive collection for archival purposes and in case that you wanted to check random bits from there. However, if the original licensing deals had expired: Maybe the artists don't see a penny of it. Then again, "a penny" would be the right ballpark estimate per track if you split the sum (minus fees, the label's share, taxes etc.) between, let's say, 4000 tracks in the bundle. And then, trying to re-negotiate the deals with everyone who had appeared on those albums over several decades would be a monumental task. I happen to know how tedious it can be to track down and to negotiate the licences even for a single track today with so many possible rightholders in different regions etc. Then just imagine the effort vs gain for thousands of them if it's basically just a tiny amount of oldschool hoarders who might ever buy this bundle (or parts of it). So, is anyone going to make a lot of money from this? It would be awfully nice if the compilations with very little market value today would be just uploaded gradually to archive.org as public domain or offered as pay-what-you-want-for-charity or whatever, but even that would require a permission from everyone individually. In any case, such huge collections with diverse authors and little demand are largely stuck in a limbo. It's hard to see any way out from there that would be both realistic and legal. I was kind of tempted to buy the whole shebang for the aforementioned reasons (basically packratting and occasional nostalgia/research) but never did because my hard disks are a disaster area and cannot handle hundreds of gigabytes with extra backups - which you always need with online stores that may vanish without a trace.

Congrats Reger 👍

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