Paul Eye
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Can anyone find something 30 years apart? Staffan's was 29 years
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28 years:
The Infinity Project - Feeling Weird (1993)
Hypnoxock Remix (2021)
Okay, so Feeling Very Weird came out in 1995 on the TIP Feeling Weird album, but it's pretty much the same track as the 1993 original.
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Sandman - Starfinder (1997)
Emok & Martin Vice & Atmos Remix (2017)
Thankfully the remix isn't your typical watered down psyprog remix, but a surprisingly good one. I've played it in a few sets of mine
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On 6/24/2023 at 3:17 PM, Padmapani said:
how do you all find out about new music now? when psynews was more active all important releases were discussed here. i find i'm missing lots of good releases now.
Well, considering that around 90% of my email inbox traffic is from Bandcamp, there's your answer.
On 6/23/2023 at 10:35 PM, Proxeeus said:I'm always lurking
On Yuggoth?
But yeah, I check the forums roughly once or twice a week, often less than that too, sometimes more.
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1 hour ago, Tsotsi said:
You're missing out on the Global Sect VA Liquid Symphony.
Two great Morphic and Proxeeus tracks but packed with others as well.
Well, I'm not really sure if I'm "missing out" on anything since I barely even listen to any *trance anymore. I'll support some of my favourite artists of course, but that's as far as I care to go these days.
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You expected a melodic explosion with Proxeeus?
Thankfully I got pretty much what I expected, and with From Beyond being completely reworked from an early version I have, most of this album was new material to me.I like it, can't really say more than that yet. This and the new Morphic Resonance and Triquetra albums are pretty much the only goa albums I've bought in the past few years.
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Well, at least the Hallucinogen remasters are done by Kevin Metcalfe and not some random nobody, so this should be good. I'm actually more interested in what tracks they're putting on the upcoming singles/compilation tracks collection.
Won't be getting the vinyls in any case, as I have no use for them.
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Make a track that sounds like a collaboration of Moon Beasts, Unknownium and Principles of Flight \m/
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Whoa, another one of my favourite artists is releasing a new album this year
(worth noting though is that I do have some versions of about half of these tracks, so partially I know what's coming, but still this was a nice surprise)
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Make track that sounds like it was made by Xenomorph and The Delta
Make a track that sounds like it was made by Four Carry Nuts and Dark Soho
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On 5/6/2023 at 3:10 PM, Trolsk said:
Make a psytrance track that sounds like it was made by Simon Posford and Erez Aizen around year 2000. No inspiration from Duvdev is allowed.
Well, that kinda happened already, but the results were absolutely terrible:
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And oh, kinda old news by now but I finally got the newest The Algorithm album a few weeks ago (I think it was this month's Bandcamp Friday). Synthwave/alt metal/scifi vibes all over.
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On 3/6/2023 at 12:12 AM, Penzoline said:
I believe it's a remix of a track with the same title on the last album.
Yep, which makes me wonder which one of this album's tracks he'll remix for his next (?) album XD
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3 weeks after its release, some comments now that the album's sunk in a bit.
The good:
Cristian turned up his production values a notch while still keeping his sound as gritty and relentless as before. He has a really distinct recognizable sound that sets him far apart from cookie cutter "Neo Goa" (oh fuck how I hate that term used as a genre name). Not really much to say yet on an individual track level, only worth noting is that Borg Madness isn't really my cup of tea.The meh:
He uses too many recycled samples we've all heard a thousand times before. Maybe he wanted to pay homage to some great tracks from the golden days, but to me their use sounds kinda forced. Thankfully he still doesn't overuse them, so this is quite a minor gripe, but a gripe in any case.The bad:
This actually has nothing to do with the music itself, but something went really wrong in the QC process when the credits read "All tracks written, produced and mastered by Tim Schuldt 4CN Studios, Germany". I mean what the actual fuck, Suntrip? Usually your releases don't have this level of fuckups. -
I'll have to go through these recent suggestions sooner or later btw. Thanks guys
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You want some epic power metal? Japan delivers 😮
Pretty much the complete opposite of the doom/gothic aesthetic, but I've had this album on almost daily listening since my CD finally arrived last week.
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If there's one singer who comes quite close to Aleah, it'd be Heike Langhans. The peculiar thing about both of them is that they're both originally from South Africa, and moved to Sweden to do some metal o.O
Both also have this ethereal/gothic aesthetic about them.That being said, here's the latest project with Heike's vocals:
Do check the other videos from the Ghost Bird Studios channel.
I actually found out about Heike Langhans in this post about the (then) new ISON album in this very thread:
https://www.psynews.org/forums/topic/56025-the-metal-thread/?do=findComment&comment=10022045-
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Hmm, what happened in 2022? Let's see...
I deleted all my DJ sets from SoundCloud (and cancelled my pro subscription) and YouTube in June. I did play a whopping 8 gigs during the entire year, mostly with not much inspiration, and half of them were birthday gigs with people turning 40 (I mean, a few years ago I played at people's 30th birthdays, we're slowly getting old here...). The highlight of the year (again) was the finale of our series of top secret goa trance beach parties. We decided that a decade of doing these was enough and went out with a blast: a 10 hour nonstop back to back gig with 7 (or was it 8?) DJs on constant rotation. No laptops, just one pair of SL1200s and Nexus CDJs. Even I played a few vinyls even if I'd never done that on a gig before.
What else? I've mostly turned into a reclusive hermit, didn't go to a single party unless I was playing (actually no that's bullshit, I did go to one or two where I wasn't playing but didn't really enjoy myself, bleh). Emptied all my social media accounts too (didn't close them though for various reasons) and been spending (too much) time just by myself. This can't be good in the long run but I can't be bothered to do anything about it right now.
In general I've lost most of my interest towards anything "trance" (not all of it, that's impossible), trying to find some enjoyable metal and/or heavier rock bands instead (or even some electronic music with guitars etc), with not much success, but still some, that's a plus
So uh, did I forget something? Probably.
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That being said...(old news I guess but) HOLY SHIT NEW BABYMETAL ALBUM INCOMING 😮
I have it on preorder and dammit XD it'll still take about 2 months before my CD arrives from Japan (release at the end of March)
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On 1/31/2023 at 12:27 AM, acid being said:
Small world! I'd been meaning to write a post here in memory of Aleah "Jewel" Stanbridge so I really loved to find out that some other psy fans were equally enchanted by her beautiful vocals and also discovered, and enjoyed, Hour of the Nightingale.
It doesn't surprise me that the album appeals to other fans of psytrance. It's incredible and really gets under my skin, which is all the more impressive given I don't generally count myself as a rock fan. Especially the title track which I never want to end.
I absolutely adore Aleah's mystical vocals on Binah - Crescent Suns as well, one of the very best vocalists in all of psy.
Yeah, Aleah had a voice like no other and it still pains me that nobody will ever see ToE live. I've actually been trying to hunt down some other metal in the goth/doom flavour with (even remotely) similar atmospheres and female vocals, but not much has come up. Suggestions welcome
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UnityVerse Music & Visionary Shamanics Records are proud to present the second chapter of their collaborative compilation series: Unified Visions Vol 2.
Psybass & Psydub vibrations provide the vehicle for this psychedelic journey into uncharted territories of the mind.
Audio Alchemists & sonic sculptures from around the world have once again joined label heads, Cosmic Touch & Mystical Voyager, on their mission to bring you these unified visions.Tracklist:
1. Cosmic Touch - Shankara Dub
2. Wise Tree - Returning
3. Phyredelic - Invert Your Focus
4. Psybos - The Raven
5. Space Surfer - Burning Ice
6. Looney Grandpas feat. Gnomad - Bliss Abyss
7. Dejalum - Fractal Bubbles
8. EMOG - Fragile
9. Advanced Suite - Some 1
10. Hypnotizer - Jungle Market (Naturelement Remix)
11. EMOG - Ayao (Whirlin Merlin's Wobbly Dub Remix)
12. Echosphere - I Will Never Forget
13. MAOA - Taklamakan DubReleased November 4, 2022
https://unityversemusic.bandcamp.com/album/unified-visions-vol-2-va
https://visionaryshamanics.bandcamp.com/album/unified-visions-2-va
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UnityVerse Music proudly presents the first release in 2022 from label founder Cosmic Touch.
The Leela, also known as the dance of the divine or simply the game, is what the Hindus call the creation of the universe. The element of surprise is a key factor in the game, get your 3rd ear ready & enter the realm to explore these 4 hybrid bass music tracks.Tracklist:
1. Flow State
2. The Leela
3. Blissful Reckoning
4. Secrets Of The CircumferenceReleased June 27, 2022
https://unityversemusic.bandcamp.com/album/the-leela-ep
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Well here's a bit of a blast from the past (and me crawling from under my rock at least for now). 11 years ago on this exact date (11.11.11) me and my then-girlfriend played a downtempo set at a People Of The Butterflies party named "Eleven" (the idea of the party being that all sets were played by couples).
I lost the original material for the set years ago, but a while ago my ex told me she'd found the mp3 version on a friend's computer. I asked her to send it to me, and here it is back in my hands again.
The set is quite rough around the edges since I'd been somewhat actively DJing for about a year by then, but it does have a certain charm and a tracklist with some perhaps unexpected choices.Tracklist:
山本千夏 - Early Bird
Woob - Giant Stroke
Xerxes - My Favorite Kind Of Silence
Omnimotion - Love Song
坂本真綾 - 記憶 -there's no end
Aligning Minds - Just A Glimpse
Astralasia - Tantric Afterglow
Bar Luunarikka - Ancient Eyes
Uth - Ethereal Dream
Massive Attack - Teardrop
Perpetual Loop - Eastern Sunbreak
Solarians - And Then I Fell
Krusseldorf - Forest Fever
Eguana - Passing Through Your Mind
Androcell - Dub Gardens
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How was I mentioned here over 9 months later 😆
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20 YEARS
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Does this count? 42 years from 1975 to 2017