ELF music

CD Lunch Party this weekend.. http://www.neuske.jp/party/20041205.php

Wirikuta Distribution due to distribution of world wide. It available a.s.a.p. Don't miss it!! http://www.wirikuta.at/web66/product_detai...howDetail=67808

Here is the sound sample with the Eastern mystery.. http://www.elf-music.net/news/index.html Enjoy

9 lives of the psymurai sound is sharper than a sword! Here is the sound sample with the Eastern mystery.. http://www.elf-music.net/news/index.html DeathPosture, Arrigato! too..

Phi Phinalizer Elf Music (Japan) review by damion from psyreviews.com This week’s Eastern flavour (or “flava”, if you’re under twenty) continues with yet another album that totally blows me away. This is delicious, delirious, screaming-and-creaming fullon that’s got some of the most intricate and dedicated production heard all year. Henro takes all of ten seconds (count’em) before it’s bashed straight into fullon mayhem -- I thought “no long intro’s” was a phrase used to advertise premium-rate sex lines, but I stand corrected. And it explodes into fiercely good melodic stuff, with rising 303’s, but nowhere near cheddarville. It ends a little soon though, but any objection to that is squished when We Can Go To Your Country comes in, a deeper edge but no less energy. This is staggering, sounding at times like a cross between Mr Peculiar and Lego head (a good thing), with melodies that are great but are somehow not core to the tune. Perfect ATK is an utter belter -- utterly staggering. The grooves change everywhere, the noises ar e perfectly-placed, it makes me want to call everyone I know and tell them how good it is (unluckily though I called my mum first, and she had no idea what I was on about.) Ganja Of It All is killer and all, a rising anthem with a quality break, great escalation… the raw power here is incredible. Plz Pass Me Beer & Acid is deep and rolling, futuristic synth stabs abounding. Not the greatest tune on the album, but the best evidence of how Phi layers and textures sounds. The title track is tuffer than a lot here, a gnarlier riff and more attitudey topend movement, plus Led Zep samples in the breakdown, before breathless melodies run it all out towards the end. And now to Afrobad -- a huge synth riff, building up and up then cascading all over you. Utterly sublime, but we’re hardly started yet: It rises and rises and rises, and at that final peak you’re left with one word on your lips: GOA!!! Yup, it’s the first Goa Trance record in about eight years. I Don’t Need Your Justic eis manic, fast space-tech, and the noises have to be heard to be believed. It’s truly awesome -- the synths come out at you in 3D sound, I didn’t think stuff like this was possible?? Finally Desert Legend slows things down but - f*ck me - it’s no less amazing. All of which means, this is a rather special record: there’s no formula here, there’s some of the most intricate programming of the year… a record that has you screaming and creaming as it takes you along. 10

The details of an album were updated now exactly. Sound sample will be come soon.. http://www.elf-music.net/news/index.html

Jacket art was completed A Japanese style taste will be felt for the graceful high quality!! http://www.makura-graphics.jp/works/0409_02.shtml

The details of Included artists are following site. http://www.elf-music.net/artists/index.php

The 10th anniversary release of it’s birth- to verify Japanese psychedelic・goa trance scene at present!! Featured veteran "UNI", "ELEGRAFFITI" from SOLSTICE, and "THEOREME" from ARCADIA. ┏━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ┃V.A / AFTER 10 YEARS OF JAPANESE TRANCE ┗━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 1. TRI-FORCE > INTERSTELLAR HARMONICS［144BPM］ 2. HYDRO GENERATOR > SUNSET［145BPM］ 3. DRAP DROP > POPONGA［145BPM］ 4. I.B.I.S. > REACTION［144BPM］ 5. ELEGRAFFITI > BENEATH THE BLUE［142BPM］ 6. THEOREME > RIDATSU［145BPM］ 7. BUG FUNK > CURSED DEATH -RMX-［148BPM］ 8. PHI > EVERYTHING NEVER CAN'T STOP US, DUDE［146BPM］ 9. UNI > ADVENTRUE［144BPM］ Japanese trance scene, raised in 1995, will cerebrate 10th anniversary of it’s birth in 2005 and head for new stage. The scene has developed drastically in past years and established itself in Japanese music scene. Japanese trance artists, too. Along with the development of the scene, their achievements are also surprising. They are highly competing to expand Japanese trance scene. It was in 1995 that TTT RECORDS, which is the first Japanese psychedelic trance label, released the classic compilation album “THE JAPANESE EXPERIENCE”. After 10 years of it’s release, the scene keeps evolving and producing fine and various style trance music. Needles to say, the sound is now definitely scaled up much more than in it’s early days. It is undeniable that famous artists from overseas are still leading at trance parties in Japan. But from Japan, ELF music is releasing a compilation album “AFTER 10 YEARS JAPANESE TRANCE”, to let the world know the present Japanese trance scene. Also, to expect Japanese artists are acknowledged and do well worldwidely. This album, to be exported to the world, should be a big step and challenge for Japanese trance scene which used to rely on imported music only. Featured lots of new age artists and packed full of energy! All killer tracks, no waste!! This is an album guarantees you to give the essence of Trance music, ecstasy. Navigator is are assassins from Japan, "9 LIVES OF PSYMURAI" ELFCD-007 RELEASE DATE : 03.NOV.2004. more info later... ELF music http://www.elf-music.net