Narwhal

Well the vocals on track 3 supposedly come from a sample cd called Vocal Planet by Spectrasonics so maybe they're from there. These ones are also used in many tracks, many of which i heard before OTT's version. This thread explains it: Link

Could it be Penta - Every Machine It has a sample from the movie that starts with the male talking then she starts talking about her dream and ends with 'what's happening to me' before the kick comes back in. On top of the vocals are pads. The climax is sorta full on/ groovy/ dark.

If you are into PSYCHEDELIC music beware of this!After more than twenty listenings a lot of the tracks still don't work for me. A lot of them don't go anywhere, they just wobble on with a few sounds- sound quality is of course very good but not original.Some time ago I thought the Swedish and the Danish labels brought us a fresh wind, with new elaborated rythms, new sounds and nice melodies. Nowadays the melodies are gone and the only thing that is left is a sophisticated sound and well known rythm patterns. This is cocaine and champagne indoor music to me, not outdoor psychedelics party stuff.Listen before you buy! If you don't agree, don't feel offended, it's just an opninion.

Auriko brings us a lot of experiments with this catcher. Not experiments in a sense that you need to run away from it, tough.Some very appealing tracks at the first listening, the others need time to grow. My favourites 1,2,6,7. The Dark Soho track is also very good, but it is very different.If you are in for an aural and neural adventure,just check it out or better check in and welcome on board!

Except for the Oforia track (Ofer Dykovski has much better ones) this is a very nice compilation. The Tim Schuldt track sounds very original and fits very well with his track on the new Aurinko ("Catcher") compilation. My favourite,together with the Total Eclipse and the wonderful Etnica remix. Can't wait for future Future Navigators!

One of the most rocking classic psychedelic trance albums ever! (together with the Green Nuns of the Revolution album)Also look out for rare early maxis on Phantasm by the same guys.

Stumbling release from Krembo, always on the edge of breaking soundlimits! For those who have minor feelings about it, try to catch these tunes on a party with a good sound system - you'll hear the difference Krembo makes. (Unfortunately common hifisystems give no other result than the neighbours complaining.) But after all this IS partymusic!!