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Astral Projection - No one ever dreams
Cosmosis - Reclaim your mind
Cujorius one - The pay per view sound
Dark Soho - Tales of tragedy
Deviant species - A night to dismember
Dohm - Space for empty minds
Doof - Youth of the galaxy
Eat static - Last ship to paradise
Electric universe - Orange night
Elysium - Dance for the celestial beings
E-Mantra - Depth of nothingness
Eraser vs Yojalka - Nice to mute you
Etnica - Fluorophilia camps bay
Evolution - The experience of taking a step into someones dream
Exelization - Ego transplant
Fiery dawn - Wings of fantasy
Fools and Tools - Hundreds of sunsets
Fractal vivisection - My name is Trance
Ghreg on Earth - Immaculate entanglement
Ghreg on Earth - Tea time at loneliness chasm
Ghreg on Earth - Subterranean bliss
Ghreg on Earth - Permutation city
Ghreg on Earth - All paths pronoia
Ghreg on Earth - The invisible college
Ghreg on Earth - Hex Vex Elixir
Ghreg on Earth - Book of lies
Hallucinogen - Fluoro neuro sponge
HedustMA - Possible worlds
Human blue - Dream creator
Infected mushroom - Never ever land
JaraLuca - Acidic Goacamole
Jikooha - My revolution and yours
Koxbox - Lunar bin
Koxbox - Stratosfearless
Lectro spektral daze - Yellow and green and blue patterns
MFG - Born into a new life
Morphic resonance - Return of the bad dreamer
Ocelot - Thoughts per second
Ocelot - Waves of relief
Planet BEN - Trippy future garden
Prisoners of the sun - Candy from the strange side
Proxeeus - Down the six thousand steps
Shpongle - The aquatic garden of extra celestial delights
Shpongle - Around the world in a tea daze
Shpongle - Once upon the sea of blissful awareness
Space tribe - Echoes in eternity
Space tribe - Nuclear fission chips
Space tribe - The ultraviolet catastrophe
Tegma - Trapped in a hypercube
The Delta - Travelling at the speed of thought
Xenomorph - The pit and the pendulum
Yahel - Last man in the universe
Ghreg on Earth is the GOAT when it comes to track names :)
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The Oforia track sounds awesome.
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If one day I make music, it will come up with the name "to the moon" + my ETH address
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Epic album, ironically one of the most talented producers in the scene never got a release on a proper label.
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Can't remember how they sound but back in the day, these albums were popular:
Lish - Free Fall
Antix - Twin Coast Discovery
Recently I listened to Frechbax - Frech and was pleasantly surprised, it is darker than most progressive though.
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2 minutes ago, recursion loop said:
Sounds nice, indeed! Thanks
Third track never gets old, it is a dark track but real progressive:
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Drone - 23 Days is an amazing album.
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Sweet track, I am sure I listened to it 3 or 4 years ago
it didn't sound as crystal clear, great improvements and mastering indeed.
Edit: 2016, time flies
https://www.psynews.org/forums/topic/71971-your-non-psy-musical-output/?do=findComment&comment=1067459
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Green room was very forgettable indeed, I see you mentioned Deviant Species, the style is very different but the album "in the hands of the randomiser" is terrific and very overlooked, especially the title track is brutal:
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Not at all, when I said the pad I also meant the 3 notes melody (to @recursion loop).
Power source - Goaway @ 3:55
Similar pad and the 3 notes melody are (almost) the same except that the notes are higher I think?
Anyway I didn't expect anyone to find this
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On 9/23/2019 at 3:01 PM, astralprojection said:
Do more quizzes!!
One more here but this one is probably not easy.
The pad coming @ 1:35:
Don't think it's easy to find because the pad in the Goa track isn't really a defining characteristic of the track and doesn't last for very long. It's a Goa classic from the nineties, everyone know this track.
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Hi, it is much older than 2003 here it is
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There is a thread already https://www.psynews.org/forums/topic/75593-unreleased-goa-records/?tab=comments#comment-10017731
Sneila's album was one of the best surprises of 2019, especially the long track "silence of the severs", what a trance gem.
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Monster track:
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Almost beatless:
This is the chill version of the vocal trance track Chakra - Love Shines Through
A great beatless track released last year:
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On 6/15/2020 at 9:42 PM, Multi-Media said:
Thanks, I found your 1st example quite interesting but had only cheap headphones - need to listen on hifi cause the drums sounded a bit strange, but might have to do with the "dustbin" thingie. The UX stuff was ok, but further away from what I m looking for - but it is well produced stuff. The female gated voices spoiled the fun for me a bit (I always think more of house music with these kinda "vocals"
@AnoebisThanks, yeah I noted the MFG release, need to listen again to it....KOB gonna check next
I like the Radio album but think the one before (..created..) was a bit better, gonna check your tipp too later
Also from the 1st album like mentioned the track "Children Of The Last Generation" is one of my faves. I noted this remix album:
https://www.discogs.com/XDream-Trip-To-Trancesylvania-In-The-Mix/release/35814
Comment says it is essential release, need to take a listen even if not a fan of remixes mostly.Re. MFG, some of my fave tracks must be "Dark Waters, Wonderland + On Mars + Project Genesis"
How about Orichalcum & The Deviant? Just a suggestion. You can skip the first track (by Alienated, which I like but not similar to X-dream):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cSbLjgpcaI-
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On 6/14/2020 at 3:16 PM, Multi-Media said:
...sounds like X-Dream (2nd album + track "children of") ?
Maybe you can try Deviant electronics - Brainwashing is childs play.
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On 6/13/2020 at 4:09 PM, Trance2MoveU said:
The above reviewer pretty much nailed it and IMO was actually generous. The artist at this point is seven (now 8!) albums in and I'm not hearing a lot of growth. Don't get me wrong it's decent with plenty of melodies, but after 7 albums shouldn't the bar be a little higher than that? Where's the power? Where's the depth and dynamics? None of the tracks were memorable and it sounds rather generic. Instead of producing the same album almost yearly, take some chances and start experimenting because this music doesn't sound fresh at all.
I'm sorry if this critique sounds harsh (and know that I have purchased all of Somnesia's albums), but the talent of this artist is evident and I'm waiting for him to put it all together. Right now it's a bunch of unfulfilled potential.
If I listen to the album today again, I'll probably also think my review was generous. My ratings can depend on my mood of the moment, it's still a 6/10, decent to good music but IMO Somnesia never had a real breakthrough, if I can use this term. He has a style that would work very well in collaborations with other artists who generate a more powerful goa-trance (I know he had a collaboration with Imba before).
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Nice stuff! My favorite is track #3.
I wonder if it would be worth a try to insert some alien melodies here and there, not overload the tracks with melodies but try to add a few and see how it sounds, while keeping the same atmosphere, cold and dark. Just a suggestion but great EP regardless!-
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Mantis - The Mother Hive was a terrific track but it disappeared from Youtube... however Mantis released a full album in 2015 that went unnoticed! All tracks produced between 1997 and 1999 https://mantis98.bandcamp.com/album/innerverse
QuoteThis one is special to me. I met Ra'anan in 1998 in Eugene, Oregon. On a shady street called Garden Way in a gorgeous old house lived Seth Miller, website creator for Cosmosis, Chris Haines, the prolific graphic artist, and Ra'anan, a small South African punching out MIDI sequences in FastTracker. He was the Mantis. And together they were The Fluoro Circus.
They put together a CD of their music called "Innerverse", of which I still have in my possesion! Mantis's track, Chromium Wing, appeared on the Innerverse CD.
This is real Goa Ultrabeat Trance. 100% legit. And a HUGE thanks to Ra'anan for this (ironic!) opportunity to release his excellent music.Released September 24, 2015
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Iboga Records1. Intro 1:46
2. Ice Age 6:02
3. Reefer Royal 7:04
4. My Mood 6:13
5. City Crush 6:51
6. Almost Gone (Grand Avenue Remix) 6:32
7. Deep Fry 6:01
8. Circus Electro 4:34
9. Congasm (co-producer: DJ Emok) 6:52
10. Out Of Bounds 7:24
11. Shining Star (vocals: Paula Befrits) 7:06
Third and last album (to date) produced by Danish artists Reefer Decree, prolific in the early to mid 2000s with their very recognizable progressive sound. The classic Refeer Decree bassline is (almost) gone this time, and the style has evolved very noticeably: much less minimal, much more melodic and it even sounds more commercial with the electro and house elements thrown into the cooker.
The highlights for me are tracks #2, #4, #8, #9 and #11. These tracks had everything to be classics: a real identity with memorable sequences and a very friendly, warm melodic framework. "My mood" in particular is my type of stuff: it starts rather cheesy but later switches to a very comfortable and melodic progressive track. All the tracks selected above contain something special, and this time even the downtempo track to finish the album is mindblowing.
The whole release is very easy to listen, very groovy and relaxing at the same time. This is good time progressive trance, focused on groove and creativity. I can safely say this is underrated considering the few number of people who rated it on Discogs, yet I find this album different and memorable.
Rating: 8/10.Listen / buy: https://iboga-beatspace.bandcamp.com/album/reefer-decree-out-of-bounds-iboga-records
Youtube link:
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Was also thinking about Life on Mars, the original and SFX remix.
Honorable mentions: Andromeda, 12,000 suns.
Total Eclipse - Mystic Tide EP (TIP records)
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