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This is a sonic voyage in two parts. The first part is a lot more experimental and playful, whereas part 2 aims to more closely recapture the vibe of 1990s Goa Trance. I have tried to accentuate the melodies in this in contrast to modern psy where the kick and bass dominates everything. I have also deliberately let the different layers of melody blend into one another a bit to try and give the impression of a thick and ever changing soundscape. The voice sample in part 2 is a reading from Descartes.

I hadn't yet, so thanks! Several of the other tracks from the original album are longer in the reissue, for example Beyond Control which is one of my faves.

RA To Sirius reissue, CD 3, their unreleased material. Listening for the first time and really enjoying this!

Yeah sounds like you picked up similar ideas to me. We are made of patterns and we get to experience patterns around us which allow us to admire beauty and feel love. Like a fractal, those intricately beautiful patterns repeat countless times throughout space and time so that nothing lasts, but nothing is lost. Egocentricism makes people get preoccupied with the particular bits of material stuff they can get hold of, but once you step back and see that the essence of the things that you love, the things that you find beautiful, can exist many times over, in many different times and places, I believe it can make someone a less selfish person. Anyway, you set me off! Peace.

You know, I was just listening to that album this evening and it is really on another level than most others. And thanks for finding the words to say something many of us have probably been thinking (I know I have) about the deeper significance of Goa trance. I would not call myself religious but the themes it touches certainly help me to feel more grateful and happy and a little closer to finding peace with my place in this incredible reality.

Lovely. Hit the spot and brought a smile to my face. "Do you think the world is coming to an end?" Seems appropriate for the times.

I have no idea how I missed this! I am so happy to discover this release! There is also this: https://datuniverse.bandcamp.com/album/psychic-warrior-ep

https://datuniverse.bandcamp.com/album/to-sirius 3 CD reissue with loads of, I think, unreleased tracks They have an EP with another old track out on DAT records too. Reviews will be done later.

A bit of remastered Ultrabeat nostalgia. Most of the track is OK, but it is all about that melody and breakdown from around the 6 minute mark! I actually think the original sounds better than the remaster though to be honest: https://www.psynews.org/files/misc/Ultrabeat/Sensphere & Loose Id - Amplitude EP (Web).zip

As you might have guessed I have never been involved with any labels, but I do know that most labels will have a certain genre, subgenre or range of subgenres in mind for their releases, which may be one reason why a lot of well known artists will release some music on a different label to other music. I am thinking for example of RA releasing Unearthly on Altar Records which is mainly a psychill label, when their other music before that was all Goa trance. So I guess it would be a more a question of, if you manage to attract the interest of a label, would your future music fit within the boundaries of what they prefer to release? Sorry if I am stating the obvious!

It sounds like Another World part 2 to me and the music would be almost as good as that album if it wasn't for that mastering. I love Another World though which counts in this album's favor.

I can't stop listening to this. It's so intricate and smooth and beautiful that there is no sign of it ever getting old or boring a bit like how I would never get bored of a beautiful mountainous natural scene.

https://beatspace-boom.bandcamp.com/album/battle-of-the-future-buddhas-twin-sharkfins-boom-records I am liking their music more and more lately.