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i am losing interest in this album every time i read news about it. 3 new original tracks only on the euro-version (instead of 5).

well, i had been into dnb in 96 or so, been listening to omni trio, photek and the likes. then got addicted to trance, after that with detroit techno. last year i got into a dnb-party where they mainly played neurofunk and that totally got me. i'm no professional in that, but take a listen to "Black Sun Empire" or "Concord Dawn". and take a listen to late desimals music http://www.grahammarch.com/ . arcanna and afterlife! there is some pretty good netlabel stuff that you can find on archive.org - labels are stretching-spaces and mastik.

cari got a pretty much own style of jackin' techno-house. the only producer i would call coming close to him is thomas krome with his corb label (thomas chrome on loop records, throb on primate). unfortunately thomas is not releasing any more stuff nowadays, so you guys will have to stick to his older material. when you are at it, old joel mull stuff (pre 2000 - on inside records or as safety session on code red records) and adam beyer (also pre 2000, esp. code red) works well with caris music.

actually that list is quite good. i'd like to add the following: ASTRAL PROJECTION - DANCING GALAXY CHI-A.D. - EARTH CROSSING COSMOSIS - SYNERGY CROP CIRCLES - TETRAHEDRON DIMENSION 5 - TRANSDIMENSIONAL DOOF - LET'S TURN ON EAT STATIC - ABDUCTION ETNICA - JUGGELING ALCHEMISTS JAIA - BLUE ENERGY JUNO REACTOR - BEYOND THE INFINITE KOXBOX - DRAGON TALES MFG - NEW KIND OF WORLD MIRANDA - PHENOMENA MORPHEM - OUT OF FOCUS OOOD - ALIVE PLANET B.E.N. - TRIPPY FUTURE GARDEN RA - TO SIRIUS SPACE CAT - BEAM ME UP TANDU - MULTIMOODS THE DELTA - SCIZOEFFECTIVE TOTAL ECLIPSE - DELTA ACQUARIDS X-DREAM - RADIO X-DREAM - WE CREATED OUR OWN HAPPINESS

hm, yes, the cover-artwork is not very nice, I have to admit I find it pretty boring. it does not fit to other suntrip releases in both style and colour composition - so let's see, maybe it is just a dummy. many have been complaining about the merr0w cover-artwork, which i think is the total opposite of the filteria one - it is original, the colours are well balanced and it totally transports the message of the music. but in the end only the music counts... samples sound ok so far, but I would not go as far and say an album is good or bad just judging from 45 minute samples guys and girls.

wow, i thought, even though the album is so rare, that more people might have a view on this. this is a real gem. i hope ciaran will someday rerelease this one (whatever format) so more people can enjoy the music. currently he is doing computer-game-music, so he might well have no time to think about it.

as expected this album is wonderful. thank you very much merr0w, mars and anoebis!! got the album yesterday from psyshop. i am really psyched for the afgin release!

thanks for both interviews. one question if i may: any plans with that unreleased filteria - stars track? would like to have a listen to that one.

this looks very good. i've been checking certain times this weekend. i wonder if you will also let us be able to buy single tracks digitally. i guess you will be adding tracks also from the albums which are not available on CD anymore.

hm, cool. looks like you are in the works for the new site design, right? will you add a MP3-shop there also? thx for the info.

i am not into the master and servant remix also. also, 2 of the newer tracks are not on the tracklist from psyshop. but i guess the one from discogs will be more correct than that one from psyshop. anyone know a release-date? what is very "funny" is the votes on discogs. only one of the 3 guys actually owns the album.

thanks, the track is awesome! keep up the good work.

hi, i would like to listen to it, but can't find a link to the mp3 on the myspace site. did you take it down there? thx. i'd download the wavs if i were not on ISDN...

ktrance, see this thread also: http://www.psynews.org/forums/index.php?sh...mp;#entry918154 so, lets take the tracklist at discogs as being final: i think the selection of new tracks is good. uplifter, organik, phototropic 2 and rising high were the strongest tracks according to the samples from dados site. i would have liked this album to contain more new material. on the other hand, if the remixes are strong (and the land of confusion remix of 2007 -was- strong), i will not complain. so, let's see when this is obtainable and buy it.

this is not definite, or is it? i had been lurking around psyshop waiting for this CD to get available. would be great if someone could clarify this and give the new date. thanks. can't wait for this record

just wanted to say thank you for all the effort you put into ektoplazm! there is so much wonderful music to be found on your site and the selections are great too.

march sounds good. i'm anxious to listen to this. i totally dig nighttime lullabies. it's an fantastic album.

on an objective view, yes we should wait

so, when will the album be released?

these are sad news. i read the news about a new BPC release about a year ago on gabriels myspace or his BPC website and was totally psyched. blue planet corporation had always been my favourite artist in the trance-genre. midian and lubianka are two of my favourite tracks from the early days of trance. when it was not released in last year's autumn i already sensed that this compilation might not happen at all. seeing the release-date being pushed month after month is really sad. of course we all know why this happens, many labels are struggeling hard to even get even with sales - we do not need to discuss that here again. honestly, if PKS would ask if we would prepay for the CD to happen, i would do that instantly! if it would be released on kunaki, i'd order it from there. heck, there has to be a way ;-) - even if it would be that nasty compact-stick.

Deviant Electronics - Brainwashing is Child's Play Helix Records, released in March 1997 Tracklist: 1 Brainwashing Is Childs Play (8:24) 2 Viral Spiral (7:55) 3 First Machine (9:11) 4 Catharsis (7:47) 5 Automatum (9:34) 6 Elastic Bang (7:36) 7 When Then Is Now (7:33) 8 Oystadub (7:09) 9 Phenomenon Anon. (8:19) This Goa-Trance album by Ciaran Walsh was released in the golden era of Goa Trance on Ciaran's own label "Helix Records" - both on CD and 3x12" vinyl. It is struggling to see that such an interesting release does not get the attention it deserves and thus falls into oblivion. In 1997 the track "Viral Spiral" was to be found on two of the biggest Goa-compilations: "Goa Räume" and "Trancentral". The last one was mixed by Mark Allen - just to throw the name in. What you find on this album is crystal-clear 1997-era Goa Trance with three downtempo tracks. It is not as complicated as other tracks from the same year and I'm not sure what to compare it to, maybe X-Dream's "We Created Own Own Happiness". This is no Koxbox, Pleiadians, Psychopod. The main reason why this record is not so well known might be the fact that not much instances of it were pressed and so the album is pretty hard to get. At least this offering made Blue Room Released interested in releasing a follow-up album by this artist. Personally I wish this would album get somewhat re-released even if it would just be a digital download. Grade: 8/10 Best tracks: Brainwashing is Childs Play, Viral Spiral, Catharsis, When Then is Now

this is a great release. i think it is one of the best free albums out at the moment. but there is one thing that bothers me, and that is the drone-sound in plasmoid from nearly the beginning up until minute 8:00 that is pretty lifeless and mixed too loud. for me this track would grade A to A- if just the drone would be less prominent in the mix.

thanks a dozen for chaoscolours - great track indeed!! hope you'll do more of that wonderful music, you are talented.

i guess i downloaded it from your site some days ago, so thanks and i'm glad i got it. i was just wondering, if those tracks are intended to be released one by one on different compilations as the tracks "tribute to the sun" and "old is gold" can already be found elsewhere. i just don't understand why this album is so "hard" to get compared to other releases like the golden vibes compilations. as far as i understand the tracks for suntrip are all new, so maybe elad is planning something with these old tracks!? at least 10000 shapes yearns for a proper release, don't you guys think? this track is magical.

i actually wonder why so few artists decide to publish their old material via beatport and the likes. what do they have to loose? integrity, underground status? most classic albums are out of print for a long time. occasionally there are re-releases, but these are albums most of the time. contributions to compilations or single-releases are hardly republished. take "orphee" by jaia for example or "collapsar" by total eclipse.