fluffymushi

it's nice in theory, the inner-peace savage, but it's nothing but an escapist fairytale or a misanthropical fantasy. if humans would be better off alone, they would be alone.* *exceptions excepted ofcourse, like hardcore hermits & stuff, which make up a neglectable fraction of the population.

i think i will agree. where twisted taps into that source of raw energy & writes a psychedelic bible of some sort, infected takes & sculpts it into a contemporary Venus of Milo.

amazable review.

since alot of artists are deaf like beethoven, what they do is they write down the notes & make a composition on paper, afterwards they enter the notes in their sequencer of choice, slap on their favourite synth-presets & adjust frequencies on sight.

1200mics ofcourse :posford:

trippy cover samples sound promising aswell

mononoke hime?

shiva chandra - tri-phase

80's pop!

sci forest - fetish box droidlock - elefantronika

outrageous eh. they should find a dedicated psy-forum to rant about their psy-stuff.

Hellraiser I

for an album almost fully composed of breaks & bass-bombardements it's astonishing how it maintains such an easy-going & almost gentle flow. a very playful yet mature album imo.

very pleased with the sony's here.

very trendy, albeit a tad 2008'ish.

compared the flacs of the remaster to mp3's of the original but there doesn't seem to be a really noticable difference, except that the remaster has a slightly more crisp sound perhaps. (btw 2 is too different to compare with imo; 1 is more of an ethereal atmospherical nature; where'as 2 is more focused on pulling you through diverse hallucinatory soundscapes.)

my original is 8 years old & fully worn out.

another level of psy.

thanks for the heads-up

FUCK YEAH, philosophy. afaik taste is a bit more than just a copulating debate in philosophy.

AFX - Chosen Lords

you can program dog-whistles on them.

thought it was quite dull aswell. works pretty well as unobtrusive backgroundmusic though.

boom shiva. way ahead of it's time.

notice the promo-text on the cover itself