Richpa

It’s been 4 years since the last Goasia album ‘Dancing With The Blue Spirit’ was released on Kagdila Records, okay, three if we count the re-release at Dimensional Records. Since than, many Goasia fans had huge expectance for a new record due to the fact that they were able to raise the bar with ‘Dancing With The Blue Spirit’ album. For all people who might be living under rock in last couple of years, Goasia is project between Balint Tihamer & Vladislav Radulovic, releasing melodic Goa trance music for a long time. God, Good Morning Amphibians On Spacedock The New Orient Mental Mutator Dolphins Of Jupiter Promised Land Sundance Orbital Saturation Tetrodotoxin When I received my promotional copy of a new album entitled ‘Amphibians OnSpacedock’ released couple of days ago under Suntrip Records banner, I stated that I feel the the relation between last and this album is like relationship between Terminator and Terminator 2. For sure ‘Amphibians On Spacedock’ can be seen as an upgraded version of it’s predecessor, especially because the formula of a great Goa trance record is present on this one, and the key factors suchas: great production, the sense for storytelling and being able to create memorable moments/tracks can be found on AOS. I don’t want to spoil the fun with this review by analysing and reviewing each track, since many people are awaiting their copies to arrive and to check it in person, but for all people who might be afraid that some things gonna miss here I have to say – you’re wrong. Remember the great morning anthems from the last record such as Terra Incognita’ or ‘Dancing With The Blue Spirit’, on this one the very first track, opener – ‘God, Good Morning’ is in the same league with thoose two tracks, and after hearing it almost on daily basisi in last two weeks, it’s getting even better. Tracks such as ‘Amphibians On Spacedock’, ‘Dolphins Of Jupiter’ and ‘Orbital Saturation’ are the best example of the upgraded sound. The trademark Goasia vibe and feeling is still there but it’s enriched with new interesting and psychedelic sounds and blended perfectly so that you in the end got that feeling that you’re listening to a new record. One great positive shocker on this album was the last track entitled ‘Tetrodotoxin’ which is a representation of more experimental Goasia sound, a less melodic track with nice driving beats and retro-Goa feeling. As I mentioned earlier this album got all the key ingredients and one of them is the sense for storytelling and flow. The only thing that I see as a negative factor on this album is ‘Sundance’ track, which is a great track already released earlier, but the sound is kinda out of the foucs compared to the rest of the album and it feels like it doesn’t belong here, but hey, it’s a great track and I’m sure guys from Goasia wanted to have this one on their new album. Conclusion – Amphibians On Spacedock proved the fact why it’s been one of the most anticipated Goa trance releases in last two years and people who are into melodic Goa trance music should have this album in their collection because it represents the new era of Goasia production. I feel that the most memorable moments on this one were tracks such as ‘Orbital Saturation’, ‘God, Good Morning’, ‘Tetrodotoxin’ and ‘Dolphins/Amphibians’ combo. Goasia demonstrated once more why they’re one of the few who are on the top of the Goa trance pyramid nowdays and without any doubt, with the new record they will gain even more attention from people who might not heard about their work. Let’s not forget that Goasia duo is one of the few who proved that music got no limits, and their work-routine is the best showcase, Kanc (who is living in Croatia) and Balint (who is living in Serbia) are successfully producing music even they’re hounderd of kilometers away from each other. In the end I have to say that mastering of the album is flawless thanks to Tim Schuldt who made a beautiful job. Amphibians On Spacedock gets 8,5 glasses of rakija (out of 10) Review by Richpa (iparic70@gmail.com) http://www.facebook.com/ohitsrichpa Buy this album at Suntrip webshop: http://www.suntriprecords.com/release/cat/SUNCD33/ Like Goasia on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/goasiamusic

Thanks mate

I liked live Remixes (Elysium) so I will check this one aswell

Thanks for asking, but we will post annoucement a little bit later, everything will be ready on time! Cheers

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Thank you! Anyway, I'm happy to say that I will be creating official logo and series of artwork templates for a new label called Suffering Island Recordings. Super excited about that, especially because they want something a little bit different than usual Neogoa Design creations. There is also other projects scheduled for the rest of 2014, including the 3rd in a row design for Timewarp's Goa-compilation series - Goa Energy!

Thanks for your feedback guys! At the moment we're working very hard to deliver as much as possible interesting details in sound and concept of this release. We're aiming to have some lyrics featured on one song and there are many talented people involved in the creation of this album, since we want to have the proper representation of the ancient Slavic mythology aswell as some other creative and talented people featured in the album making process. Final tracklisting should be determined in the upcoming days and I hope we will announce it very soon!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYEQ3wuZ8wE We're planning to release more Katedra in the future, mid-tempo and downtempo Goa sounds. Not sure about BPMs, check Eidos track and you'll get the picture of his sound. Besides Sky Technology my favorite artist from Ukraine atm. And some slower Trinodia (even his tracks are always around 140, this one is slower)

Swirling cosmic Goa trance from Lectro Spektral Daze (Danny Marshall) and the ever-reliable Neogoa! Get lost in wave after wave of dazzling melody with this great little release. FREE WAV/FLAC/MP3 DOWNLOAD: http://www.ektoplazm.com/free-music/lectro-spektral-daze-out-of-body-experience

I'm happy to announce that from today, complete content and updates regarding the Neogoa and Neogoa Design will be available on French, Dutch, Croatian and Russian languages. With this initiative we're introducing a new era of Neogoa's promotion world-wide and building the foundations for our next big chapter of compilations scheduled for late 2015 and 2016 with aim to explore different countries and their Goa trance scene. If you want to support us, please hit the pages below and like them in case it's in your native language, or if you know someone who would like to have all Neogoa feed in native language. Thank you! Neogoa - Croatian Edition Neogoa - Russian Edition Neogoa - Belgian Edition Neogoa - French Edition P.S. - For all of you who are following us on English, don't worry, we're still on Facebook , but for more straight-forward Neogoa feeds, find us on Twitter, Tumblr or Google+. Cheers!

Actually I prefer more this modern-sounding type of hardcore/gabber music, even when I was younger I enjoyed some Thunderdome compilations aswell

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It really doesn't matter to me that much, it depends on the mood. Usually I prefer standard 145 BPM music, but i can enjoy in some slower progressive/tech house music, aswell as some faster darkpsy. Regarding the metal music, I can enjoy slower ambientish/doom/sludge stuff same as I can enjoy some extreme technical death metal such as Nile. I prefer something around 230 BPM, but even 280 can sound superb if the band got technical capability to play it at that speed. For example: Bottom line, it really isn't that much important in my case, it depends more on my own mood.

Always Šljiva, never Shiva!

This one was tricky, especially because Goasia wanted to have specific motifs on the artwork. Luckly the collaboration with guys at Adamantite Studios went great and all three sides were satisfied with the artwork. Speaking from my point of view, it was the most challenging project so far, even I had different visual ideas in my head in the beginning. The most important part is that artist idea is fulfilled regarding the visual representation of an album.

Totally.

I found the track from first post in his new mix. Yeah, I've been checking him for a while now, even I heard about him long time ago, but never actually gave him a chance. He's good!

Featured artists: Arronax, Protorai, Neuropa, PharaOm, Ankrosado, Veasna, Proxeeus, What Lies Beneath! Samples: https://soundcloud.com/neogoa/celestial More informations soon!

FREE DOWNLOAD: http://www.ektoplazm.com/free-music/celestial-transvibrations Neogoa enters a new chapter with Celestial Transvibrations, presenting a fresh selection of previously unreleased Goa trance. Compiled by label manager Richpa, this release is an attempt to explore the mystical realms of old school-flavoured Goa trance music with a more daring and experimental touch. Alongside several established names this compilation showcases many unknown artists, staying true to the label’s mission to expose new artists who are passionately re-creating the vibe and feel of retro Goa trance music from the golden years. Mastering by Stryder at Beavernest Atop Studios with artwork design by Richpa at Neogoa Design. This compilation is dedicated to all people who supported our work and our vision through the years! Mastered samples can be found here: https://soundcloud.com/neogoa/celestialmaster 01. Protorai - Midst Aetheric Halls (148 BPM) written and produced by Raziel Anarki (Hungary) 02. Ankrosado - Thing (140 BPM) written and produced by Andre Rosado (Portugal) 03. Neuropa - Meganeura (142 BPM) written and produced by Pauli Harju (Finland) 04. What Lies Beneath - Ritual Algorythm [Early Spring Remix] (146 BPM) written and produced by George Pallas (Greece) 05. Proxeeus - Mission Atlantis [Alien Voices Mix] (143 BPM) written and produced by Jerome Lesterps (France) 06. Veasna - Quantum Conundrum (145 BPM) written and produced by Patrick Dinklage (Germany) 07. Arronax - Wings Of Laniakea (145 BPM) written and produced by Mirza Aljić (Bosnia and Herzegovina) 08. PharaOm - Mighty Sun (96 BPM) written and produced by Oswald Pfeiffer (France) Compiled, artwork design & concept by Richpa at Neogoa Design (Croatia) https://www.facebook.com/neogoadesign https://www.facebook.com/ohitsrichpa Mastering by Stryder at Beavernest Atop Studios (Belgium) https://www.facebook.com/stryderq Released by Neogoa (NEOG033) https://www.facebook.com/neogoa.netlabel https://www.facebook.com/neogoacroatia https://www.facebook.com/neogoafrance https://www.facebook.com/neogoabelgium https://www.facebook.com/neogoarussia This compilation is dedicated to all people who supported us in last couple of years. You are the biggest inspiration in our work!

I don't have a lot. Around 1700 releases/albums (running time around 60 days) that is sorted, tagged and saved onto my digital collection. Maybe 500 albums/releases which I have to sort in the upcoming months. I try to keep only things that I actually listen. In last two years I deleted a shitload of music just because of fact that I don't listen to it a lot. All of music that is in my digital library has proper tags, artwork, label, year, genre, and all other details which I consider to be crucial when I'm browsing through library.

Gonna check it. Thank you!

I need gabber/hardstyle recommendations, especially to sound like this. Thank you!