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I got the HFI-580, they are basically coloured for electronic music in general with brights highs and really nice bass. About 125~ euro. They are closed though and will wear you out quickly enough on the comfort level. However I'd definitely recommend these cans for that price range for electronic music. On that note, I've heard for general use other cans could be a better choice, as said, these seem to work much better with electronic music with it's emphasis on bass and such.

Well my box was replaced a while back, so it's back to whatever it's been for ages.

Well this don't make no sense. By the way I never read the post you made about filipe, where can I see this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFpt8jRpyNs wut

I thought Seb said there is nothing unreleased? Also new tracks at all? I mean he's already made 2 new tracks for Opus Iridium and Planet Riders comp.

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Dam delays. I wanna hear this alredy.

LOVE. Why is it that DnB is the only thing that catches me off guard so often? Nothing else does this.

I really missed this darker tone.

Thanks for writing a review. My favourite prog goa/psy album maybe ever! Only problems are some tracks tend to become repetitive, I would like to see more crazy bassline key changes, like in Eleven or more melodies like in Cosmic Web. However those are the only negative aspects I can say, otherwise you're going to hear insanely lush atmospheres with top of the line production and groovy sound design. For me this album was quite mindblowing, did not know prog could be so good. Definitely worth a purchase for any psy collection.

Filteria - Operation Pulse Literally 10 minutes of goose bumps. I don't get those often these days.

I would be eternally grateful if anyone managed to get Alienated Buddha - Ekaterinburg original WAV file or at least 320kbps mp3. It's truly a shame that track never got a better release than 64kbps. http://www.boomtrack.net/player/Alienated_Buddha/Ekaterinburg

di.fm space dreams is a good way to find several artists.

Meh I bought it too, damn you guys.

CD, I will probably get the vinyl one day too, really love that cover art. Also it was one of the few old schoolers I still really want badly, there's not a whole lot more now. Good man.

I've kinda found myself ignoring this release, I was never a huge fan of schlab sound, although there are some releases and plentiful of great dark goa tracks released. This album is pretty snazzy, though. Great sound design and atmospheres. It even reminds me of the darker California Sunshine sound, really fresh and imaginative compared to a lot of stuff released today. However I would like to point out that repeated sample use and really raw mastering tend to put me off from prolonged listens. I hope the sample use in future won't be so abrasive, you can use them, sure, but use them with more care. The Overabundant repetition pulls away from the music pretty fast especially when done like in tracks 3 and 4. Otherwise I'm glad there are some still out there who care for this darker goa style.

Finally a decent price on discogs. Let's just hope the quality is as advertised.

If you enjoy self-mutilation, then go for it!

I edited the title and merged threads. I assume he made a new one to clear confusion about what he was exactly selling, as in not a cd.

That was horrible... GET IT AWAY FROM ME

No no, I was just adding that for sure not all are cheesy, just 90% of them are.

Also SUN Project had some good guitar traXXX on Macrophage, however 90% of the rest was pretty bad.

I would like to write something lengthier for Juno Reactor. They really deserve a fresh look from the goa scene. Past albums have strayed very far with the genre, although still very good, but the new one honestly redeems everything people have had an issue with since labyrinth. It's a lot like BibleXShango and I think Final Frontier is one of the coolest throwbacks ever, very hammy and cheesy but it works because it is self-aware.