Penzoline

Whole comp is almost legendary quality. It's a travesty the tracks are butchered like that. I'd pay for it again for remaster. Anyone got the source files?

Absolutely fantastic.

Where did all of those tracks come from?

Sounds like a great duo for a set, thanks for sharing.

This guy is pretty underrated. Lots of great melodies and atmospheres, quite psychedelic inducing too - I'm honestly surprised he isn't being released in current goatrance comps at least. Reminds me a little bit of Infinite Dimensions in many ways if anyone remembers that project. Shows you it goes a long way to release on a label when it comes to publicity. Joske and Mars you guys should totally listen to "Abyss" from this album.

I do wonder how it sounds like. Is it an oldie?

Hear hear. Teenagers today don't listen to no goatrance!11

Damn..

I only hear terrible news from mexico. Rip

Mustve been a jarring experience to go from gms to filteria

I had the same experience. Masses really like it, but anyone whos there for psy will always be extremely disappointed.

Seriously? I've got the biggest grin right now

Ah I see. Makes sense.

You said there would be only 40 copies of the original mastering. Did you only produce 40 copies? Or do you produce them by the order?

Do you guys produce the CD's on-demand? This is very confusing to me.

I can't really agree with this sentiment. For example lot's of psytrance has segments that are absolutely bonkers in complexity and they still sound a helluva more vivid than goatrance. i.e. a part like this https://youtu.be/OIlOfXvL8m8?t=352

Well Filteria sounds on the opposite spectrum of being too tinny. I agree with this. Though I still feel like the bass has been a little overdone - I mean I don't think it's a lot, but it's definitely too much. I do really like how this sound fills up the space regardless of the overdone bass (which can be compensated). Only psytrance does that sometimes with the thumping deep kicks and basslines. I agree and I don't really understand why.

It's fatiguing on the ears very much like old Filteria, though it's way more boomy. I've yet to form a proper opinion if I like it or not. On paper it's fucking cool. Edit: There's no question the boominess was deliberate to increase the depth in the production for that very apparent spaced out maximal sonic feeling you get when listening it, but I have to agree that thing is kind of overdone. Turning down the volume the bass becomes just too heavy. This is the first time I've actually wanted to turn down bass in EQ. Esp in track like Ring Of Fire it's a little botched. Then again this probably sounds full even on tinny soundsystems. Honestly though when paying attention (i.e. close your eyes and fly away) the sound separation is pretty good.

This thing sounds really full. Like I'm surrounded by planets and stars.

Welp. I guess you really did want to do this. I figured the money would be a bigger issue (as its for me) but you're going balls deep. I don't mind the 2000-era sound. It can contain a variety of styles of course but remember our core is goa, though all of our comps were all over the place. Look at the original Psynews compilation tracklist and see if anything piques interest. I want an old Artha track in there. "Cover artwork" I could potentially do this. "want thick booklet" What does this mean, exactly? "Mastering" OOOD? I mean we have a lot of original Psynewser who could probably give either a discount or freebies. We could also sell the comp as any potential profit (not including fees) is going towards either psynews hosting / charity. Though your calculations seem to suggest all we can do is break even.

Sounds very amen-era

It's like happy hardcore / nitzo? I dont even know

I really like how story-telling and evolving it is. Some awkward synths at certain points, but this one got potential for a lot.

Purlieu's bassline and atmosphere is out of this world. What an insane track.

Thanks! Really happy being able to contribute to Suntrip finally.