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Malevol3nt

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  1. Yep, I saw that one a few days ago aswell. I think there's even a tutorial on how to make that painting, that explains to easyness of the copy-pasting I guess.. EFFORTLESS SCUM.
  2. NHJO music is truly a niché among all the music that floats around these days. I bet he's gonna be famous one day just like aphex twin is.
  3. oophoi and louisa john krol -- caver of dreaming shells -- i hear the water dreaming (2005) In your step-cousin's bath tub (with her inside it ofc). Edit: Fixed
  4. Top-right, on the banner. You see that "powered by psysurfeur" link? Yeah that one, click it! There's tons of DVD's and videos to download from his site.
  5. Oh My Fucking GOD, this is so EPIC!!!! :lol:
  6. Without a doubt in my mind, NHJOHYENNRO - 2007 Christmas Carols. Nothing to add for psy, altho for ambient/newage/chill there's more classics to be mentioned.
  7. Great! The site allways seemed kind of too minimalistic to me. There's not alot of information going on there. Glad it's going thru a redesign tho
  8. Then how about a video section on the suntrip website with interviews or videos of live acts? Doesn't have to be one long movie, but just a few clips of each artist updated as neccesary and when new (video) material is out. Doesn't have to be hosted on the site itself, could be embedded to youtube or DailyMotion (which is alot better in terms of resolution & quality).
  9. You won't feel any impact of 24/96 audio quality versus 16/44.1. Unless you're that 1% of the population with superb hearing with a 10 mil$ sound system.. Even then I bet it's not much of a difference. I'd much rather see a dvd with artist interviews + some live video footage, aswell as a tour and some interviews of the guys behind suntrip records.
  10. Well probably there is.. for most people. I've got that damn specific taste which most (new) music doesn't fit into. Psytrance-wise anyways. So could u give me that list of 20 psychedellic overkill albums from this year? I wanna check that out.
  11. I prefer the track Kincajou, but yeah, Lhasa ain't bad.
  12. Aurora track by Antares is absolutely fantastic.
  13. This is funny, I was trying to find some Man With No Name reviews, but there's no way of searching by his artist name because I get the error: "One or all of your search keywords were below 4 characters". What's up with that? Anywho.. I'll just search for album titles then.
  14. That little grin on his face tells it all.
  15. Ok. How about then instead we use "Full-on" as a pejorative?
  16. No, we expect 20 overkill albums each year. The rest of the 480 can be used for campfires.
  17. Ye. Lack of effort. That's what it is. Lazy attention seeking effortless newbies. Where all the pro's at?
  18. The bit about warmth, well this is mostly software developers fault. It is possible to have that "warmth" in a virtual synth, just needs some hard work on algorithms that's all. Zebra is one of those synths that can do some very warm stuff for example.
  19. Lol, I've never realised putting them all together on one page would seem so cracy. It's like a comic book. Edit: does he secretly want to star in a new matrix movie or something..? Edit2: if psynews had an offtopic forum i'd call for a photoshop challenge. oh well, cant have it all. Edit3: that "private collection" looks like a cover of a porn series Edit4: but the winner is the vinyl dj cover
  20. By advantage I didn't mean take advantage of ready-made synths with great patches, but the advantage of the creative potential of some software that is available out there. But allready it seems like software developers are working in the wrong direction.. making it even more easy for the newbies out there to 'create' something that sounds good. One example would be Nexus, you will hear praise about it among almost every amateur artist out there. That's only because it delivers something good in just a few clicks. Pre-recorded samples and predefined patches, way to inspire creativity..Not. Instead of choosing these virtual synths by their creative potential, people choose them by their ease of use. It's like the software developers are now taking the role of music making from them, and just putting a few buttons for that minimal ammount of control. The role of the music maker behind this new (commercial) software is continuing to fade. Of course I'm over-exaterating a bit, but it sure seems to go in that direction. Rant rant rant.. Who cares. I still use internal FL instruments made like half a decade ago, and with a bit of tweaking and eq'ing they can sound terrific. Anywho, I'm out of this thread.. no reason to continue discussing this.
  21. Indeed, with software anything is possible. It's a shame artists aren't taking that advantage tho. Edit: It's funny how I allways mix up Crop Circles with 'Crap Circles'. An honest mistake it must be..
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