Goa Bill

I must say I was kinda dissapointed by this one. It's not bad by no means. It's well produced and very intelligent but it lacks the sparks of Soopertrack, Stamgast, Titelheld and more. I wrote a Hebrew review for this one on another site and gave it 3.5/5 Surely worthy a check.

What he said

I wasn't referring to anyone

Some of them are also using this forum

+1

Yep,those are good yet most of them are not Psy Trance. I personally don't think I've heard a single good Psy Trance release in 2008. Maybe The Delta being the only one worthy

Vomit friendly

Mathematics is the language of the nature http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFsd4IubweU

Awesome. How low can we go?

No, too good to be true. People will continue to copy other artists.

Anakoluth - Dwelling In The Void EP (Ektoplasm 08) 01 :: In A Nutshell (9:20) 02 :: Achilles’ Heel (9:04) 03 :: Feinter Les Paupières (9:01) 04 :: Delphic Haze (9:33) To the seasoned users of this fine forum the name Anakoluth should be pretty familiar and if you are not than this fine EP should be a nice presentation of his creation. This EP brings us in 4 parts what in my opinion is unfortunately very rare in the scene at the moment and that is a proper nighttime music. It seems that today's definition of night music usually goes too often hand in hand with Dark Psy which is a shame cause a few years ago there were many diverse acts that delivered slower but not less intense music (names like Hux Flux and Kox Box pop in my mind). All the 4 tracks bring brilliantly evolving Psychedelic Minimal Trance tracks that draw influence from both Ol' school Goa and more modern Zenon records style. Don't really see the point in going track by track on this release cause all the tracks deliver a very coherent journey from start to end. The EP was mastered by Sensient so if that doesn't guarantee a top notch material I don't know what will. And the bonus is that this release is free for download here: http://www.ektoplazm.com/free-music/anakoluth- dwelling-in-the-void-ep/ Final Grade: 4/5

Bar none, best thing Electronic music has to offer at the moment

I donno, I feel the exact opposite.

I think you need to find some time to hear their first 3 albums again and than come back and talking silly.

Well, with the offtopic section being down and all... More time now...

It's in every shop here. But it's always the same boring full-on everywhere. I didn't buy a CD in a regular shop for ages. Except some Hebrew albums

Metalica - Death Magnetic :posford:

He made some awesome artwork and than pooof disappeared. Also the guys that made Psysex covers did excellent jobs. http://www.discogs.com/viewimages?release=440438 http://www.discogs.com/viewimages?release=143215 http://www.discogs.com/viewimages?release=219682

All the aforementioned and also Inga from Boshke Beats who does all the Boshke and the Horns & Hoofs covers. Stunning really.

That's the logical thing to do :clapping:

Due to the departure of the ExtraMilliz guys it's harder and darker. Real Dark, not your regular 160BPM cats in the blender Dark. Wall to wall distorted rhythms.

Holy crap, this album is a monster. BLITZKRIEG

Anything by Simon Godford

The best unknown artist at the moment for me is Noize Drive http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea...endid=134964124 They are so unknown that they have remixed Prodigy and had a top 10 hit on the UK charts

AGAIG As good as it gets