Paul Eye

Well, nobody remixed A List Of Instructions For When I'm Human (my favourite from the original release) either so there's that. And yes, the biggest surprise here is the Radioactive Sandwich remix, I definitely didn't expect anything that dreamy from them

I actually chuckled a bit at this

Are you planning to release last year's set too? And oh, Mixcloud is being glitchy and doesn't let me follow anyone

Moon Side looks yummy indeed <3

Yes! Down The Six Thousand Steps finally getting an official release <3<3<3<3

Thanks for this I took a listen to this earlier today on youtube, and to my slight surprise I just bought it on Bandcamp. Fucking fantastic XD

Nice I didn't know that this is you on Psynews, hi there

And oh, is track 2 supposed to be "Stjärna", meaning "star" in swedish?

So what are the digital extras on Bandcamp? The same as with the last Denshi-Danshi album where we got 2 extra tracks in the download when buying directly from the Suntrip shop?

I'm not really sure which option to tick. Usually in summertime (late may - end of august) it's more intense, and especially this summer when I had a total of 2 party-free (or actually gig-free) weekends. Let's just say that I was "a bit" exhausted at the end of august. But still this pace is quite understandable as that's how long our outdoor party season is, roughly 4 months (give or take a few weeks depending on the weather). Then it's double that for the indoor season which usually is a bit quieter (and I don't mind at all, outdoor parties are much more fun than indoor). So yeah, summer almost every weekend, the rest of the year maybe once a month or even less.

This seems to have hit 2000 plays sometimes during the last week. Thanks and hugs for listening <3

1000 plays today, a bit over 5 weeks after I uploaded this. That is faster than any of my sets before. Thanks for listening <3

I've also always liked the kickdrums on Prometheus' 2 first albums, especially this And this too (dancefloor tested by me this summer, worked)

Heh thanks I still prefer the original though. That's...kinda cute

One of the most unique kickdrums out there

But yeah, In The Mouth Of Madness is a tribute to Cydonia - Why? and Twisted Reality has some rather obvious MFG - Project Genesis album vibes. Neither of these is a bad thing at all

Oh hey, I completely forgot about this epic :O

Well, obviously that didn't last long. Of course Skyrim is back in my Steam library. I think I re-enabled it when I found out about Enderal, or then I just wanted SE for free after all Haven't played SE that much, I have a bit of an itching to start modding it, but it seems that not all mods I consider essential have been ported to SE yet. The most positive surprise though is that Wyrmstooth has been ported, I thought I'd never see that one again when the original mod/expansion was deleted from practically the entire internet a few years ago.

Been tying up some loose ends these past few weeks, which means that now I've finally finished all Tomb Raider games (excluding the newest Shadow Of The Tomb Raider of course). These were the ones still unfinished: Angel Of Darkness: The absolutely worst of them all. The controls are absolutely horrible, the level design just plain sucks, the enemy AI is dumb as a rock, the story is just crap. And that new playable character Kurtis Trent is a hopeless failure, and the rather obvious sexual tension they tried to create between him and Lara is just plain ridiculous. Anniversary: People don't seem to like this one too much, but I found it enjoyable and a nice interpretation of the first TR game. Sure, the controls are a bit odd and the combat auto-aiming is somewhat wonky when you have too many targets at once but that wasn't nearly as bad as in AOD. And yes, the last level is a bit of a torturefest with some really tricky and too tightly timed sequences; there's one particular timed grapple jump sequence that lots of people have troubles with, I finally made it after over 10 years (yeah, I last played this when it came out in 2007 and never made that particular jump no matter what I tried). Underworld: Got stuck in the Mexico level 10 years ago because of my arachnophobia and some nasty huge spiders (I was completely unable to continue back then). Apparently enough hours in Skyrim (and The WItcher 3 and Kingdoms of Amalur to some extent) have desensitized me a bit so this wasn't so bad after all. A bit too short to my tastes (finished it in about 12 hours) and the story was a bit meh, but at least it brought some closure to what started in Legend (and the Natla part in Anniversary). And then for some nostalgia: A friend of mine got a Super Nintendo a while ago. Now we're replaying all the Donkey Kong Country games , 2 player co-op of course (it's been 20 years since my last time with these games) I'm trying to find a copy of Yoshi's Island (for a reasonable price) to play after the DKC project is over.

These are good candidates too: You get the picture

Yeah All this polished floating space goa fluff is starting to get on my nerves. The Dragon Twins track just oozes with raw and dirty power and energy. And yes, I've seen what this track does on a dancefloor a few times this summer Maybe not the absolute epitome but I really want to see/hear people making more goa like this. The more relentless the better.

I'll just leave this here:

But then again, this is how you ruin a beautiful track ("Fields Of Ard Skellige" from The Witcher 3)

Not really sure what i'd want, but this is a very nice track

Mostly vegetarian, as in: I eat eggs and cheese and the occasional chicken and fish, the even more occasional red meat, and pork practically never.