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Maiia303 Sleepless Nights In Anjuna Mystic Sound Records Tracklist: 1. Electric Particles 2. Sleepless Nights In Anjuna 3. Sunset Glitter Funky breakbeat set to some lovely goa and one track that has become my favorite in this young year are the highlights of Maiia303's "Sleepless Nights In Anjuna" EP. The "Electric Particles" opener is fun but the "Sunset Glitter" conclusion is better. On that ending track, mastered oh-so-well by the great Edward Cybered, exciting musical twists-and-turns abound but it is the old-school, funky breakbeat style set to goa that makes the track a great one. Still, for as good as "Sunset Glitter" is it cannot stand with the title track. With no hesitation whatsoever I pick "Sleepless Nights In Anjuna" as my favorite track here in 2015, an instant classic to my ears, a track where a lot of thrilling things happen but all are delivered with smooth, assured narration. Maiia303 takes deliciously funky, ass-bouncing old-school breakbeat and turns it loose inside a goa playground of sound. Never once does this talented producer allow her sounds to become overly complex, as one minute it is an awesome dancefest, the next it is goa bliss filled with epic and soaring melodies but with each element having its own chapter until the thrilling finale brings the elements together for one absolutely superb conclusion. It's the sort of track one hopes to hear at a Sunday morning gathering, where the grooves are measured so well and are so invigorating and soothing that it feels like one's energy could hold up to these levels of dancing for hours. It helps to have so much imagination and good taste contained in one six-minute package. "Sleepless In Anjuna" is a very good EP but it is an absolutely stellar track. I'm completely smitten with it! ()

Anyone know anything about this? It is not listed on the Zion 604 Bandcamp page and I have not seen any thread here in this forum. http://www.discogs.com/Skizologic-Robotized/release/6759356

I recorded this a few nights ago, getting ready for the summer! Equipment used is an mc808, esx, x0xb0x, sh101, microkorg, and 2 kp3s. Hope you get a chance to listen and thanks in advance ! https://soundcloud.com/gadgetg/too-trippy-for-yall-gadgetg-live-hardware-performance

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JaraLuca Perpetuum Mobile Neogoa Tracklist: 1. Existence 2. Perpetuum Mobile 3. Galaxicity 4. Minds Circus 5. Insomnia 6. Uncontrolled 7. Solaris 8. Emptiness First and foremost, this cover art is awesome, probably my favorite so far by Richpa, symbolic for the sounds, open to interpretation for meaning, kinetic visuals that just leap out. My take is JaraLuca is the brain at the center shooting his goa energy into the open brains of the listeners located on either side of his creative stem. Once attached to the synapse of the listener the pure-white energy (or is that steam from these red-hot productions) are released into the universe to do, well, whatever great energy does once us humans have had our fill of it. I like the cover concept, a lot, and there must be a number of interpretations there but the important thing is that it enhances the music quite a bit if you're puzzling over it while tuned in to these sounds. "Existence," the title track, "Galaxicity," "Minds Circus" and "Uncontrolled" are rollicking numbers, full bodies of sound with great levels in each. Unfortunately, as of yet, I have had a tough time breaking these tracks down and appreciating the details because it is too easy to get swept up in the energy and stomp a few moments of your day away. And that is not a bad thing, as it means I'll hear these tracks a few more times before things slow down enough to get at the lower levels of them. What I love about "Perpetuum Mobile" (an Italian and Portugese musical term for perpetual motion, a very fitting album title) are "Insomnia" and "Emptiness." I'm a sucker for beautiful female voices and the snippets in "Insomnia" add a level of enjoyment not to be found, as of yet, in any other track on the album. Too, the big, broad trance melodies are a lot of fun among all these crazy-good effects and fire-in-its-step rhythms. "Emptiness" is the psychedelic down tempo conclusion and a damn fine ending it is. Lovely, lush, relaxing with just enough energy to keep things moving forward nicely and those syncopated melodies are drop-dead gorgeous. No problems getting into all the details of this one and it will surely get a lot of play and mindfulness in my collection. The thing I hate about "Perpetuum Mobile" is "Solaris," it is off-the-chain crazy, holy-shit intense, the type of musical recklessness that gets me too hyped up and makes me feel like I could run through a wall. And I like my walls, they have pretty and interesting things hanging on them. Perhaps one day, though, I'll be fortunate enough to have something as intriguing as this cover art hanging there. Good release! Available for free play or download at http://www.ektoplazm.com/free-music/jaraluca-perpetuum-mobile/attachment/jaraluca-perpetuum-mobile () Edit: One thing that occurred to me is the similarities between this one, "Perpetuum Mobile," and Celestial Intelligence's "Perpetual Energy" that is also out this year. Very similar album titles, very similar go-for-it approach to goa. This one is fine but Celestial Intelligence is better because it has more fascinating layers and details in their tracks.

Ion Vader Expansion Timewarp Tracklist: 1. For Deg 2. Ajjna featuring Root 3. Trip To Nowhere A very solid EP with some great ideas, some great energy and some great results. "For Deg" gets very old-school for its first three minutes. Actually, the track gets pre-old school, with Ion Vader playing around with some distorted echoes that sound like they could have been sampled from a Third Eye or FSOL album. When the track gets down to business it does so on a driving, dance-friendly full-on bass that works ridiculously well with all the fun goa effects and layers that are being pieced together. A great opener that never loses its focus despite how many different ideas and approaches are being utilized. "Ajjna" is more a slow-burner but no less effective. Chirpy goa effects and intermittent crow calls (and one pretty cool lion roar at the very end) crop up between some fascinating chant samples, good tempos and more delightful layers. Nicely done when Ion Vader takes the brakes off late in the track and lets the energy spill forth for a moment or two. "Trip To Nowhere" is a misnomer - this a trip to somewhere very fast! As conclusions go this one is a blazer, pure goa excitement through-and-through. Props again to the producer for keeping things very interesting as layers and elements are constantly delightful while the energy just inspires pure, blissful madness. A great wrap-up to a great three-tracker. The Timewarp stamp always promises quality and "Expansion" does not disappoint. Not a single moment goes by where time is being wasted and while an initial listen is very easily understood and danceable, multiple listens make these three beauties very intriguing to study and savor. ()

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Mystic Sound Records is proud to present a new mini-album of one of the label founders, Maiia303 – Sleepless Nights In Anjuna! Tracklist: 01. Electric Particles 02. Sleepless Nights In Anjuna 03. Sunset Glitter Release info: Mystic Sound Records is proud to present a new mini-album of one of the label founders, Maiia303 – Sleepless Nights In Anjuna. Maiia303 is a side project of Alla Vagner who has released 4 full-length albums on such labels as Altar Records and Ovnimoon Records. Her project Maiia303 is music clearly focused on the dancefloor full of hypnotic melodies. This music is an unexpected mix of such it seems different styles of music – from Breakbeat to old school Acid House, from already classic Goa Trance to atmospheric Psy Progressive. With this mini-album Mystic Sound Records opens a secret door to one more style which it releases – Goa Trance. Sleepless Nights In Anjuna is three wonderful stories dedicated to the time when we discovered India and Goa. The exciting atmosphere of magic and spirituality with sacral mysteries, freedom and love in all its manifestations, dances under the stars till sunrise, unforgettable sunsets – all these is reflected in the music of the mini-album. Powerful beats, rich basslines, bright melodies and of course sounds of the legendary TB303 carry away on an exciting journey to the shores of the Arabic Sea in the most famous place for all fans of psychedelic sounding. Preview with tracks tags: https://soundcloud.com/mystic-sound-records/maiia303-sleepless-nights-in-anjuna-preview Available worldwide: Bandcamp http://bit.ly/m303band Juno http://bit.ly/m303jun Amazon http://bit.ly/m303ama Google Play http://bit.ly/m303goo iTunes http://bit.ly/m303itu

Vibe at 142 bpm! https://soundcloud.com/pingalaka/pitch-a-boo https://www.facebook.com/pingalaka

Hello everyone ! Let me introduce myself , I'm Flooz , I'm 15 , I produce Psytrance on Fl Studio 11. Recently I'm posted out my new EP on Soundcloud and Bandcamp available in "Free Buy Now " on board, a piece of intro typed downtempo and three other tracks psytrance . If I come on this forum is for the purpose of making me known on a wider public , so do not hesitate to give me your feedback on my songs it really helps me ! Soundcloud : https://soundcloud.com/flooz-sound/sets/ep-time-to-travel Bandcamp : https://flooz.bandcamp.com/album/time-to-travel -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bonjour à tous ! Tout d'abord je me présente, je suis Flooz, j'ai 15 ans, je compose de la Psytrance sur Fl Studio 11 depuis une année environ, depuis peu passer sur Ableton. Récemment j'ai sortis mon nouvelle EP disponible sur Soundcloud et Bandcamp en "Free Or Buy", à la carte, un morceau d'intro typé downtempo et trois autres morceaux psytrance. Si je viens sur ce forum c'est dans le but de me faire connaitre sur un publique plus large, alors n'hésitez surtout pas à me donnez vos retours sur mes morceaux ça m'aide vraiment ! Sur ceux, très bonnes écoutes à tous ! Soundcloud : https://soundcloud.com/flooz-sound/sets/ep-time-to-travel Bandcamp : https://flooz.bandcamp.com/album/time-to-travel

Hello people. As you might know, there is in Japan a discrete niche that Goa/psytrance occupy among the otaku culture. Psytrance is often used in anime and video game circles, as Japan have a rich tradition in terms of EDM inherited from the 90's (they keep alive the spirit of eurobeat, makina, goa trance, etc.) Hence, it is not surprizing that some Touhou (東方) circles have done some Goa arrangements for the OST of this famous series of video games. Here is the theme of Yoshika, a zombie girl that is one of the numerous characters featured in the Touhou universe. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaw8WyORAZY There was two Goa arrangements for this theme. The first one is from Distant Phantasm. It's the most recent, and explore the phantomatic/sinister tone of the theme with a piece of experimental Goa that recalls a lot the spirit of the NeoGoa release Celestial Transvibrations. The sounds are raw, distorted, utterly psychedelic, and slightly nitzho-idal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCFyfSjnK9k Distortion waves at 05:17. The second one is from another circle called Sound Holic. It is a piece of euphoric Goa trance that include elements of full-on, eurodance and J-pop, but remains definitely 604. It makes me think in Omegahertz, in some way. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_nNBxot4CQ I like the acid loops at 00:56. My question is : which of both do you prefer ?

Ocean Star Empire Dots On Maps Tracklist: 1. Embarking The Phantom Convoy 2. A Nebula Portside (Original Mix) 3. Bacchanalian Bass - Astroidal Artifacts (Ocean Star Empire Remix) 4. Where Is Nuno 5. Rebellion In Module Seven 6. Defiant Friction 7. Dancing With The Stars 8. Three Dots On A Map (Faxi Nadu Remix) 9. Beckoning Glimmers Of Antiquity feat. Manny Zagri 10. A Nebula Portside (Live Version) 11. From The Top Of The Map There's a lot to like about "Dots On Maps," it is smart, well-crafted, very melodic, warm goa. Teaming up Israel's Faxi Nadu, Portugal's Nomad Moon and Bachanalian Bass from the US, it would be very easy for too many cooks to be in the kitchen. Even on first listen walls of sound are encountered on quite a few of these productions and it is easy to spot the disparate styles of each artist. On repeat listens, though, gorgeous goa is a-plenty and the walls become fairly easy to break down. "Embarking The Phantom Convoy" is a moody down tempo intro, a bold and successful start-off to this space odyssey. "From The Top Of The Map" is a deeply interesting chill conclusion, an explanation of the fantasy galaxy where this journey takes place. In between, rollicking but beautiful tracks such as "Where Is Nuno," "Rebellion in Module Seven," "Defiant Friction" and "Dancing With The Stars" hit on some good ideas and rhythms, composing a pleasing middle half of the album. "Beckoning Glimmers Of Antiquity" is a decent tune, tastefully balancing the guitar work of Manny Zagri to the electronic work of these three producers. Of the greats, there are four that will be moved to the permanent collection where I store my favorites (where six tracks from Faxi Nadu's excellent "The Dangling Thread" album already live). I would be hard-pressed to pick the better of the two versions for "A Nebula Portside." The original mix jumps right in to the energy vortex, wasting little time in sweeping up a listener into its delightful star-dust, introducing each great musical element and building up the energy for the big wall-of-sound pay-off later in the track. By contrast, the live version is 3-minutes longer and takes its sweet, lovely time getting to the end of its journey. The 3-minute intro is patient and intriguing, the elements are a bit more raw, the pay-off a lot easier to handle and comprehend. However, the original mix contains some fascinating studio wizardry that just does not shine through on the live version. Either of them, though, have personality and charisma aplenty. A remix of Bacchanalian Bass' "Astroidal Artifacts" is superb where the bells (oh, those lovely bells) are ethereal and captivating from the first moment they are heard. It is almost the main highlight of this collection. Instead, Faxi Nadu's remix of OSE's "Three Dots A Map" (Israel, Portugal, US - get it?) takes top honor here. The style of goa Faxi has developed, so very evident on "The Dangling Thread" release, has become next-level greatness, a step above many contemporaries and results, here, with a track that is instantly superb. Tasteful volume levels are used for the deliciousness being spread out over a tantalizing palette of imagination in sound so there are no walls to break, no extra work or extra listens required to crack the mystery of the track. But listening to the track just once will not do, it is too good to not listen to repeatedly. Ocean Star Empire are three producers from different parts of the world, bringing together different musical styles, the results should be a lot messier just based on common reasoning alone. The results are far from that. "Dots On Maps" is damn good, an album not to be slept on. ()

There hasn't been enough Filteria talk on here as of late for me. I understand this album came out in 2013 now but quite frankly, nothing has come close since as far as artist development and maturity, album to album goes. The growth and inherent connection between Daze of our Lives and Lost in The Wild is obvious for any Filteria fan to hear, but I guess is maybe perhaps lost upon those who haven't followed the entire journey so far. For me, it is something akin to Jannis quite literally perfecting his craft and I'm guessing what he originally set out to do with Sky Input in this album. They are clearly worlds apart, but the idea and essence of pure goa trance convalesced so perfectly in Lost In The Wild that I can't help but feel he achieved what he always had set out to do from the start. So is everyone else still as enthralled with this album as I am? Are some people still longing for the more "noisy" Sky Input days? Don't get me wrong, I love any and all Filteria but for me the best part has been hearing the journey of a musician and producer growing as an artist along the way… PS: How the hell do you follow up on this album??

I recently heard a experimental goa tune by someone called goaTree which was pushed to 160bpm and I absolutely love it! I've always liked hard acid techno/psy and wondered if anyone knew any played at similar speeds? Example below (at least wait till 1:45 to judge ): https://soundcloud.com/goatree/theres-an-order-to-my-chaos-wip

Hi guys, I've been loving the new wave of goa trance going around over the past couple of years and I NEED to find out what the tunes are between about 4:30 and 10:00 in a mix I've been listening to a bit recently. I'm not 100% sure if it's 2 or 3 tunes (I think 2?) but would love some input from you guys! The mix is in the link below: https://soundcloud.com/oktoman/guardians-of-the-roots-mix-by-schlafwandler-2004-2014 I messaged him but got no reply..

Alright then! OUT! Ocean Star Empire - Stasis Yoga EP + PRODUCER EDITION with track stems! https://oceanstarempire.bandcamp.com/album/stasis-yoga-ep A deep meditative spiritual journey through a dramaticaly hypnotic landscape. The Stasis Yoga Experience contains four versions of the track. The original chillout mix, a grungy live trance mix, a polished studio trance mix and a deep drone ambient mix. In deep space, it is a daily struggle just to maintain sanity. Yoga and meditation play an important part in providing a clean and clear mind. #fresh #hypnotic #trance All tracks written and produced by Nuno Muacho (Nomad Moon) , Yaron Eshkar and Oss Vaisband (Faxi Nadu) Illustration by: Yael Eshkar Graphic Design by: Fernando Abreu - Hood Art Tracks 1-2 mastered by Lee Owen-Taylor - AudioAddictz Records Tracks 3-4 mastered by Ocean Star Empire

Projekt LAB - "5 years Cronomi" @ Poland Act Artha (Cronomi Records) https://www.youtube.com/embed/Uqj0Oi6-MhE DJ's "dj Inada" (Cronomi Records - Belgium) https://soundcloud.com/dj_inada "dj Oktoman" (Cronomi Records - Switserland) https://soundcloud.com/oktoman "Kuczer" (Cronomi Records) https://www.mixcloud.com/kuczer/kuczer-oldschool-goa-set-100-vinyl/ "Kace" (Cronomi Records) "Dzida" (Cronomi Records) https://www.facebook.com/events/880615938628474/?ref=3&ref_newsfeed_story_type=regular

Hello people. It is only february, but we already had very exciting things happening in the Goa microcosm. It has never been my cup of tea, but in the golden days, there existed (and you know it) a special kind of Goa, that was either labelled as freeform or experimental. Usually, it consisted in drunken melodies with a thick bassline. But overall, it was crazy psychedelic stuff born to repell the boundaries of psychedelic madness. Example ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m08-lBRAvpA This species died out. Until now ? 02 February, Fuzzonaut releases Fictionnal Grooves, an EP reviving forgotten flavors of madness. 16 February, Ufomatka releases his debut EP (gloriously entitled : The EP) Earlier today, I had access to the Soundcloud page of a mysterious Norwegian label called SunVillageRecordings. These past few days, it has released very experimental pieces of Goa, including : _two EPs The Nature of Space and Transcended Reality _an album from Hallucinogen (insert joke) entitled The Power of the Mind All this stuff is absolutely psychedelic, and just as in the past golden days, it's pure Goa that borderlines Psytrance. Now, there is an upcoming compilation by NeoGoa that is called The World Beyond and that has been described as a "dark, twisted and very experimental compilation" including 4 tracks of unusual length. I am just poiting out what seems to be a new trend in the Goa world for the next few months. EDIT : By the way, it really do seems that Hallucinogen 2015 isn't Simon Posford. Link to the related section. EDIT 2 : Confirmed 300%. However, the fake Hallucinogen seems to be part of that experimental trend as well, so I won't remove it from this post. Be it a genuine artist or not, the style of the music isn't trivial and takes place in a certain context.

Hello, I'm in searh of some mp3's of Dreamchild. This was mp3.com only project that released a CD on mp3.com, called Akashic Dreaming in 1999. Tracklist: 1) Organic Nova 2) Foxglove 3) Digital Mantra 4) System Shock 5) Fractal Amoeba 6) Arcania I've found some numbers (on youtube and grooveshark), buth i was wondering if any of you had it somewhere in an archive I don't know in wich mp3 quality it was released so hopefully someone has some more info for me I think it would be sad if this music was lost... So hopefully someone is willing to share if they have the mp3's. Regards, Freek ps: Hope this is correct place for this kind of topic

Artist: Celestial Intelligence Album: Perpetual Energy Label: Suntrip Records Tracklist: 1. Into The Depths Of Illusion 2. Divine Miracles 3. Constant Motion 4. Anapa 5. Celestial Beings 6. 1001 Reasons 7. Gray Matter 8. A Different Story 9. Perpetual Energy "Perpetual Energy" is not just the album title, it is also a disclaimer. The debut album from Celestial Intelligence is big, loud and brazen, an almost non-stop blast of excellent goa, where so much is fit into the productions that it seems not the slightest bit more could be added but details are never sacrificed, always crystal-clear and never overlooked in this maelstrom of careening dance-floor bliss. One highlight would certainly be the E-Mantra-esque "A Different Story" that creates a warm and inviting world of sound but still includes enough oomph to live up to the "Perpetual Energy" promise. Perhaps the track is a stand-out because it dares to go down a different path from most everything else on the album. The top moments here belong to the three-track block of "Constant Motion," "Anapa" and "Celestial Beings." The energy never relents but there is pure bliss in this chaos. Suited well for a sunny festival afternoon this would be that special 25-minutes where time and space disappear and the plot about everything you may know anything about is completely lost. The worst thing about this album would be "1001 Reasons" and that poor track suffers simply by having the misfortune of playing after the aforementioned trio. To say Celestial Intelligence has made a great debut album sounds a bit insulting, as if it is suggesting that a veteran's album would be more worthy of your time. With tastefully gleeful mayhem, Celestial Intelligence has made a great album. Period. Listen to Celestial Intelligence - "Constant Motion": https://soundcloud.com/celestial-intelligence/celestial-intelligence-constant-motion Edit: As the days go on it seems more and more focus is put on the mastering of the album rather than the music itself. It seems quite a few feel the album is too loud and it detracts from the overall experience. I have not encountered any such problem and maybe most non-technical listeners will not either. The sound is clear to these ears, the lines between the layers are clearly drawn and it is easy to skip between any layer on any given track. There are some beautiful melodies contrasted, to my utter fascination, by an energy flow that never stops in one place for very long. If it is too loud, well, I do not agree. It is just loud enough to suit the album adequately. Those of the other point-of-view, unfortunately, may be missing out on a very good experience. This music is fantastic!

Paypal and IBAN fine. Mystery Of The Yeti / Infinity Project, The ‎– The Mystery Of The Yeti / Mystical Experiences - €55 included recorded delivery Etnica's Chrome - €8 Flying Rhino's Something for the Weekend - €11 Doof - Let's Turn On (Twisted 2000 version) - €23 Electric Universe - Blue Planet - €9 (front cover is marked by all 4 jewel case tabs on the back part) Muses Rapt ‎– Spiritual Healing - €19 (NTD 90315-19 version) Tsuyoshi Suzuki / Sid Shanti ‎ Creative Trance (double DJ mix) - €8 DJ Flashback - The Dreammachine (double DJ mix) - €8 The Colours Of Shiva Part 3 (marks not affecting playback) €9 Kinetico - Atmosphere - €4 (Flying Rhino) Tantrance 13 - €14 Lucid Flux - €9 (buy it here or wait around 100 days to get it delivered from label) Aes Dana - Perimeters - €11 Distance to Goa 6 - €3 Bell Size Park - The Truth Is There (reissue of course) - €12 Top Of The Tips 2 - €6 Trancentral 7 - (2xCD Mixed) - €6 Trancentral Volume Eight (2xCD Mixed) - €6 Goa Inside - €9 Manmademan - Lovetechnology - €4 (Flying Rhino) Lucid Flux - €9 Goa Experience - (Very rare Box with A Taste Of Goa / Order Odonata 1 / Distance To Goa 7) €23 - collector's item - €5 postage to Europe, outside Europe will weigh it accordingly. (Front cover of Order Odonata is stuck together) Solipse - €5 Juno Reactor - Otaka (CD single) - €3 Green House Effect aka Sandman - Global Warming - €2 Cwithe - Illegal - €5 Psychedelic Dreams Vol 1 (Transient Records) - €8 Full On 7 - €4 Kemic-Al - The Dark Journal - €15 Mekkanikka - Basic Tribal Pattern - €3 From Atomic Records: Atomic Powder - €4 / Serial Killaz - €6 / Electrosect - €4 From Rumour Records: Psychedelic Flashbacks 2, 4 and 5 / Ambient Odyssey* *All 4 CD sets (€12 each) Non trance: Carl Cox ‎ F.A.C.T. (Silver Edition - in digipak - awesome) - €10 Trancemission The Voyage Of The Whales (great ambient-trance from 1994) - €8 Plastikman - Sheet One (tablet cover - €7 Plastikman - Artifakts (BC) - €6 FSOL - Dead Dities and Lifeforms - €5 each - get them together and pay €9. C.J. Bolland - Electronic Highway (sealed) - €6 Chemical Brothers - Singles 93-03 (2xCD version, sealed) - €6 Faithless - Sunday 8PM (1999 double CD reissue, sealed) - €9

Trance Radio Streams Online (Vocal, Psy, Goa, Epic, Full-on, Uplifting). Listen here: http://mars-fm.blogspot.com/p/trance.html

Here is my new psy Trance track "Space Avionics" hope you like it! feel free to comment thanks

Hello Im happy to announce my first album. It is unusual Psytrance, which moves somewhere between oldschool Goa, Fullon and new fast Trance. The Track lenghts are between 11 and 17 minutes; so each track is a kind of long story with depth. Attentive listending from beginning to the end will be rewarded. here you can download it for free or donate something to help me cover my own costs. (for free download just hit the "buy" button and enter 0.) http://qiujan.bandcamp.com/ Enjoy :-)

Hi Folks, I have started a new Label, it's called 'Voodoo Voltage' and i am releasing quite a bit of new Nervasystem material through it. There is.... -New single 'Akin Antar' -New two track E.P. 'Diagonal Voltage' -A re-issue of the first two albums from Nervasystem (Mama Matrix Most Mysterious ((with Aether)) & 13 Amp Fusion) -..........& coming in the first weeks on February, two all-new full length albums, Nervasystem3 & Nervasystem4. N3 is experimental and weird, a real psychedelic journey, and N4 is dance floor. I have physical copies of the Nervasystem3 and 4 albums, so please get in touch if you would like.........(nerva@gmx.co.uk) I plan to release a compilation of collaborations later on in the year on Voodoo Voltage, with some very big names from the classic era of the music, and some new faces too, i think it will be quite an exciting release in psychedelic trance music. The emphasis with the label is to release the highest quality psychedelic music which has a unique personality and dissolves boundaries............ Love & Lashings of Frequency.......Drezz Soundcloud previews here>>> https://soundcloud.com/nervasystem Re:Volt page here>>> http://revoltdigital.co.uk/label/voodoo-voltage/