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there is no definition for dark psy and god forbid i'm not trying to start yet another conversation on the topic. There is no right or wrong answer, i just wanted to see what other people thought
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Psy-breaks/Ambient track: "Distal Kingdom"
RAH replied to Cybernetika's topic in Free Music Promotion
really, really... cool! i see it a lot more like drumb and bass per se than breaks... but who gives a damn how people call it. I think it's brilliant. Not going to give you any more specefic advise, cause i don't know and i don't think it needs it either... fuckin a man... ps: what is "Distal" i thought it was "distant" -
Yet another Killarrrrgh new artist
RAH replied to Frontier Psychiatrist's topic in General Psytrance
you mean him and his his 12 year old brother giving him a hand with the website? i think 'web creator' is too large a word here -
heh, figured i would ask... personally it's like a tone of grey but i would like to see how other folks feel in general...
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Yet another Killarrrrgh new artist
RAH replied to Frontier Psychiatrist's topic in General Psytrance
News came in, MyCEL has officialy declined releasing his album on the net... in their words "We have standards to maintain" -
well i haven't heard and didn't purchase so far, but i'm guessing that if it dosen't have tablas and hindu retro vibes then it's not 'organic' enough for some people
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Yet another Killarrrrgh new artist
RAH replied to Frontier Psychiatrist's topic in General Psytrance
hmm... seems like kiler material for a review not paying a dime for it though -
i could have sworn in that same cd had an autechre track in too... guess my memory failed and confused with with AUCH...
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i think iM have officially desrted the psychedelic trance crowd for EDM... > https://www.ultramusicfestival.com/lo/index.php ps: decent parte
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Sven Väth mixing Aphex Twin no man you don't i just thought your industrial revolution argument needed a slightly more relevant case in point than counters
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we're talking about counters mon, no big deal... let's ask that same question in 5-8 years when CDJ's start obsolesence, turning the cd luggers into old schoolers. maybe kids will be asking in 20 years wtf was the use to manually beatmatch... and people will reply 'that was the challenge'... they might just laugh cause we can automate that process too
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yes dude lazisim how hard is it count beats for 30 sec's and multiply by two ? you can do with 15 sec's and multiply by four if you have ADD
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HAHAH *waits for Radi to commit sepuku*
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i think it's cool... esp if you love gnutella
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word, sounds like really cool dub-chill-psy, considering the purchase...
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Humate - 3.1 (Bedrock Ambient Mix) (Platipus) koala & xentrix - infinite dream (i think it's farenheit 3) from that same cd CBL - mos 6581
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really interesting talk... for sure both stances have their pro's and con's... you can aim for perfection and dutifully make it into a pre-arranged thing. that is what i do a lot these days cause i don't play live... well if you want to count the dog. or you can take your chances, trust your head and your ears and and go with what is happening at that time which lends a lot of dynamism. If i compare it to world class renowned names in EDM though, i think the prevalence of being able to flow seamlessly 'on the fly' is the norm that is expected of a world class DJ. is damn hard for sure, but if psy trance is expected to take a center stage in electronic music anytime soon, like we all wish, we need world-class evangelist that can deliver the goods. That's not taking aything from pre-made stuff... i'm there too... but if i think of a DJ that is constatintly on the road, say good 4-5 days a week... there's no time to plan... i guess the fact he is constantly from one gig to the next is practice enough... ?? could well be that i'm talking out of my ass...
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i'm not sure about the final output, but reason 3 has an actual mastering module or whatever is called and a number of improvements on that area... while on the subject let's not forget Bodhissatva13:20 and his 3l337 reason skills. pure debauchery with that application...
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your eminence please hurry, you're late for mass...
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that compi is fuckin TITS!! G Corp is awsome!!! i started mixing that kind of stuff a lot with Carbon Based Life Forms... from their first cd... they fit like hand in glove for a really cool psychedelic ambient dub that was the whole theme of mix i did once... Overproof Sound System has some sweet lyrics... watch what you put in rizzla?
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one name that automatically pops in my head from morning dark psy is freaking - depravation chambers (from hammering the gates of soul).. kill fuckin bill has some dreamy tracks too... especially the deja vu project one... i feel like yodeling when i hear it transdriver has some interesting experiments too... you have to admit the whole idea of mornign drak psy is a bit contradictory though ... when i hear the term i think of more melodic stuff...
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Artist: Fuzzion Album: Black Magic Label: Boshke Beats Web: http://www.boshkebeats.com CAT: BBCD006 Sonic-energy: http://www.sonic-energy.net/core/content/view/168/2/ Tracks: 01. Distort & Discord [120 BPM's] 02. Tango de Color Mango [130] 03. Black Magic [130] 04. C41 [130] 05. Frog on the Run [125] 06. Recharge [132] 07. Shezabitch [137] 08. Yellow Mellow [135] 09. Starfall[130] 10. Little Girl[125-28] Bonus: 11. Sound Surface [120] 12. ICU [125] What's This about? Fuzzion is an understatement. I would refer to it more as percolate of styles, Vladimir Kozlov has been brooding with love since the early 90's to present new idea altogether of electronic music not easily categorized. Previously released in TIP world, Tatsu, Z.M.A, Hadshot, Horns and Hoofs and of course Boshke the time is right for the man to introduce his Black Magic for all those audiophiles in search of novel sonic entrainment. Per-song Break down 1- Distort and Discord * If there is anything Fuzzion can do well is distort those bass lines to near static junk and this is a good example of his work. The wind hurls of passing airplanes (or spaceships perhaps) give it a very outer space touch, accompanied by windy pads and little blips transporting us to a space-age anthem of noir, every-man for himself type of qualities. The line rest on top with delicate textures, as the drums rumble below with very convincing results for the overall package. 2- Tango De Color Mango The mango comes loaded with unabridged electro influences and once again those scratchy distorted elements find a way to surface from the leads. The bass comes and goes like a lagging child suddenly delaying to near abstraction by bits. The percussion alone with half a gazillion different drums and novel use of hi-hats will work wonders in any progg-electro jumble. 3- Black Magic * Black magic is a delicious treat that does justice to the self-titled album. Inside sounds bubble and oscillate like a loose electric cord, maintaining that strident pace Kozlov knows how to deliver so well. The rhythms allow a jungle of percussive elements to surface comfortably, since that is after all half of his knack. The magical touch comes from ancient gypsy line radiating to the plucked bass by the break with sheer brilliance. 4- C41 * We're back to heavily distorted bass slices redoubling in the pace with all inhibitions thrown out the window and a clear invitation to bend those hips under the hypnotism of the crescent melodies. I'm not sure why it reminds me of the 60's version of batman, most probably because of the intent. A somber melody that no matter how low you shove it in the scale, it's still exuding a funky upbeat influence on the listener. < BAM! > 5- Frog on the Run Frog on the run is another departure from an electro vein exploring break beats and a jazzy-aphex twin touch with organic dashes and classy accompaniments. The track switches by the middle with dense section of drums imitating a rock drummer more than a electronic pace-maker & it works. 6- Recharge An all groove number with the classical slinky distortion and an undivided attention towards the rhythm with underlying accompaniments. This time around I find the charge a bit too scratchy and distorted, but a good tune to follow on the dance floor if you happened to purchase the new Bus album. 7- Shezabitch Talk about the cheekiest set of electro bass lines coming out in a respected tune since… well I’m not sure, I don’t really listen to this type of music much. The lyrics say it all, and since there might be under aged audiences reading I won’t repeat it. Suffice to know Fuzzion does not like the ex and even though the lyrics clearly specify it, the rhythm is on the other hand begging her to stay and dance for a little longer. I have my days with this track while it mostly brings a corny smile to my face. 8 – Yellow Mellow * Like the name indicates yellow is a rather mellow number with cute lines that recall a lot of the cinematic old-school IDM of the 90’s. The midsection brings very cool guitar bits Vladimir picked up in his teens for the alternative band he used to play in. I tend to agree with his vision. 9 – Starfall Number nine, has ‘first summer love’ memories to reminisce, either hugging a pillow or even better a real person. Alternatively you might find a bit too sweet toothed for the stomach. It does retain a Russian scent of syrupy electro-pop-IDM and god knows what else that stands somewhere between Wolfsheim (without the lyrics) and Paraplan. 10 – Little Girl + Hidden Track* Hidden girl is another emotional number with dreamy lines that stands bit further from “Starfall”, nevertheless using very cool guitar riffs and solid theme to close album. The hidden experiment starting after the 6th minute brings a departure from the song that defined the summer of love back in 1969 for Jefferson Airplane with “White Rabbit”. Grace Slyck’s voice thunders over the synth-adapted guitars with ease and by god this 3 minute blip will do wonders to open your sets with a cult flashback in time, asserting you as knowledge as savvy neo-hippie. Miss Slyck back in the 70’s once attempted spike President Nixon’s coffee with LSD and there was a whole plot, but sadly it never materialized. One can’t help but wonder what kind of world we would have grown in if this had happened. All and All Following on Horns and Hoof’s footsteps last year with Kino Oko, Boshke has delivered another solid piece to sink your brain in original material, I would categorize it as adult listening (forget electro, techno, IDM, boogie-woogie… those terms turn meaningless here). The sincere effort to pull away from progressive beats you could swear has been repeated a thousand times, albeit with the same speed. Fuzzion’s riding a distinct wave altogether to poise dance floors with new a proposal, influenced by Kozlov’s background as progressive rocker and his electronic experiments. All that remains in my head after listening to Black Magic for a less than week is Grace’s voice repeating the words “Feed your head… feed your head”.
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Psytrance CDs which doesn't fit on your shelf...
RAH replied to DeathPosture's topic in General Psytrance
hehe... yes the metalogic is a big fat pain but i refuse to throw the carton box, is so nice! i don't sore my cd there anymore though, you can just tell scratches were coming from every corner... so i kee the actual cd in a case logic. besides that scozbor - mountain lord... at least the plastic thing is durable and it comes it a yellow velvety thing to protect the cd... that and a few promos, the rest i got rid of long while ago and i will probably have to do it again when i move... -
i would like to see SectorD release an album (or at least another track), i'm waiting on Silent horror which looks good, new Bohissatva coming soon, and Tsabeat... and pretty much anything on the gi'iwa release pipe... uhh and tetrameth and worm food and wierd walker...