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  1. William Strong - Romance Equals Conspiracy (1h16m40s). Recorded on September 6, 2011

     

    Style: psychedelic techno, psytekk, oldschool tech-trance, some EBM/industrial.

     

    Bitrate @ 320kbps, size @ 175.42MB.

     

    Recorded using Traktor DJ Studio 3 + Hercules RMX midi controller.

     

    Download or stream here:

     

    Comments very welcome!

     

    Tracklist:

    01 autoaggression - lisa's song

    02 833-45 - outremer

    03 autoaggression - deus-x

    04 le saboteur - corroded

    05 x-dream - fall out dong edit

    06 triac - treshold pt1

    07 platform - conveyer

    08 trimada - darkness falls

    09 boo-reka - in hell x hell

    10 opsis - phoenix rising

    11 trimada - son of the devil

    12 opsy - dig a hole

    13 phasetech - phazer

    14 trimada - calling in calling out

    15 triac - discharged

    16 phasetech - vibrasonic

    17 trimada - outcoming

    18 autoaggression - iir filter 3

    19 nuclear ramjet - athodyd

    20 rotersand - shelter rmx

    21 dismantled - anthem

     

    I play (for free ONLY) in the Netherlands (for now).

    For bookings, e-mail ROTTERDXM { at } gmail.com

     

    Find me online:

    Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/rotterdxm

  2. Some fantastic acts that I haven't seen mentioned are:

     

    Octave (truly psychedelic fusion between minimal and psytrance... lots and lots of little touches like simulating a CD skipping, staggering attention to detail).

     

    VX (Virgil Enzinger & Xavier "Prime Suspect" Morel): Nachtstrom's Schallplatten wunderkinderen).

     

    Brian Burger (does a lot of work with Enzinger/VX. Highly recommended, he really knows how to keep things interesting.

     

    Max Pollyul (if you like Burger, you will like this guy. Period.)

     

    AnGy KoRe (Italian minimal trippy psy/tech/house. Not everything is good,)

     

    Cisco Arias (check out The Hole or Tetraktys. All around solid dancefloor grooves.)

     

    Alejandro Trebor (great minimal techno stuff that meshes well with the psytech sound.)

     

    Worakls (French psy/tech/house. Their track "Future Echoes" is wobbly dancefloor dynamite. Equal to Fuzzion/Extrawelt in diversity of tracks and production skills.)

  3. The psytech/trance style as a whole is criminally underappreciated. The artists I've listed below have gone over really really well on psy-dancefloors while I was DJing, but even many fans of the style don't know who they are!

     

    Trippy dub/hard minimal techno:

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    sgnl_fltr (AKA periskop, AKA Danny Kreutzfeldt, AKA Sectorchestra; many releases freely downloadable on Stadtgruenlabel.com and Periskop.cc)

     

     

    Minimal psy/tech:

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    Anakoluth (minimal goa/psy/tech, 2 EPs freely downloadable @ ektoplazm.com)

    Cisco Arias ('Tetrakys' EPs freely downloadable @ ektoplazm.com)

    Brian Burger (free EP @ ektoplazm.com)

    Dan Rotor (free EP @ ektoplazm.com)

    Fuzzion

    Max Pollyul (free EP @ ektoplazm.com)

    Trevor MacGregor (AKA the well-appreciated Kalumet)

     

     

    Tech/trance:

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    Axiomata

    Nuclear Ramjet (Liquified EP freely downloadable @ ektoplazm.com)

    Platform

    Tetraktys (some free releases @ ektoplazm.com)

     

     

    Harder psy/tech:

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    Authentik (AKA Three Point Turn)

    Boo-Reka (AKA Hujaboy)

    Manibus

    PPS Project

    Source Unknown

    Opsis

    Three Point Turn (AKA Authentik)

    Trimada

    Tripiatrik (AKA/in Face, Snug as a Bug, Paps, Yumade)

    Triplex

     

    :) If you like psytechno, minimal techno, tech house, psy house or tech trance, any of these will probably make you very happy.

  4. Ah so that's where they went! I quite like Authentik's psytech work, but half of the album is just mediocre chillout. :-/

    It doesn't blend very well when you switch from bangin' psytech to clicheed tribal drumming...

     

    If you like Three Point Turn, check out Opsis, PPS Project, Opsy, PhaseTech and Trimada. :)

  5. Well, it's not really my cuppa tea as I stick to psytechno these das ... but try the artists Duca, itaitaiko, indepth, FM Radio Gods, Extrawelt :) if you're looking

    for warm and/or techy midtempo psy-house-ish music.

  6. I'm not into old-style goa much. Used to listen to a LOT of stuff out of South Africa, but nowadays I'm really into psytechno. So, here's my list:

     

    1. Triac - Mean Between

    2. Phasetech - [single tracks only, Druidia, Eternity One, Sounds, Timeslot, Terrahertz, Vibrasonic. I consider these an album]

    3. Shift - Redline

    4. Twisted System - The Dealers

    5. Derango - Tumult

    6. Metalogic - Magnetic Influence

    7. Analog Pussy - Vinyl Traxx

    8. PPS Project - AC vs DC

    9. Nuclear Ramjet - Music for Spaceports

    10. X-dream - Irritant

  7. I have to like... re-listen to this one because I forget what the songs sound like.

     

    I know it's as good or better than Dwelling In the Void.

    It's as good as Dwelling in the Void, but I am missing a track with a bassline as memorable as Achilles' Heel.

     

    I played a couple of his records at a party and people went positively crazy.

  8. I really liked the trackselection - almost only good tunes. The flow was also quite good (although I think the Sensient track was misplaced), and loads of respect for making a very diverse mix and still keeping a steady flow.

     

    As for the technical aspect, well ... it certainly needs improvement in my opinion. Luckily you'll improve over time with practice, practice and more practice. Hang in there, you're definitely on the right path :)

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    Fully agree :)

     

    Thanks for sharing your set with us, FP. Not my style of psy, but I can see what you wanted to accomplish with this set and enjoy it for that :)

  9. i dont think it's a mastering flaw, i think the kick was intended to be this way, probably they didnt want another killer kick, but a more subtle one to create a different atmosphere...

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    Actually that's correct. I've seen Para Halu perform live twice and the effect you get from playing on a great sound system is that the bassline is much harder than the actual kick. So the focus, the trance-inducing sound, goes from the stomping kick to the throbbing bassline. A very unique and a very funky way to make psytrance.

     

    You'll never get quite the same effect on a home system, unfortunately.

  10. + CPC as well

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    Wow, didn't know that. Going to listen to some Osom tracks now to see if I can hear which part was made by whom :)

     

    Anyway... I like Psykovsky's production and the sounds are nicely twisted BUT I really dislike those stuttering kicks. Like BOOOOOM BOOOOOM boomBOOOOOM BOOOOOM where they go from on-bass to off-bass. And almost every track has them. They just do nothing for me.

  11. HMMMMMM, what else do i have to say to let you know i aint gonna listen to this cd.

     

    I'd rather have a dirty Sanchez performed on me by a 800 pound black man with a 30cm cock while eating old encrusted sperm out of the vagina of a 4-week old water corpse.

     

    Catch my drift?

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    Ha ha.

  12. :lol:  :lol: , but anyways, 154, 160 bpm??? are we in rotterdam or what? Id rather anally impale myself with a rusty firehydrant while deepthroating a herpes-infected syphillic elephant cock that just finished buttfucking a diarrhetic rhino with hemorrhoids than listen to shit like this  :P  Oh god, how I love my constructive criticism...

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    If you would actually listen to the track you would find that only a small part of the Osom track is 160bpm - the end.

  13. i've only listen once or twice at it from start to end, but i feel somewhat underwhelmed about this disc: it seems to feature a lot of macho-snares and wild breakz, but much less in the way of trippy noises and atmosphere

    one tune that stuck out so far was that of phatmatix, made me listen at it a couple of times in a row

     

    doesn't seem bad release, just a little unimaginative

     

    ps: i don't mind 160 bpm at all though :P

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    To be honest though, the final track only goes up to 160bpm at the very end. I was fortunate enough to watch Highcosmos live at Fullmoon Festival 2005, and I have to say that was one very twisted set.

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