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Delerium has some good trance remixes of it's songs as well. There's the classic airscape remix of Silence, the Svenson and Gielen remix of After All, the Matt Darey Remix of Heavn's Earth, and the Signum remix of Truly. Delerium's older stuff is also a bit more electronicy, their latest CD's like Chimera and Poem (haven't heard their newest CD yet) are more organic, kinda natury-sounding or new-age sounding if you have any idea what I mean.
It's really strange when you listen to Front Line Assembly (The guy from Delerium's older project) and then a song by Delerium, you would never think it was the same guy.

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Originally posted by Dyshein Delerium has some good trance remixes of it's songs as well. There's the classic airscape remix of Silence, the Svenson and Gielen remix of After All, the Matt Darey Remix of Heavn's Earth, and the Signum remix of Truly. Delerium's older stuff is also a bit more electronicy, their latest CD's like Chimera and Poem (haven't heard their newest CD yet) are more organic, kinda natury-sounding or new-age sounding if you have any idea what I mean. It's really strange when you listen to Front Line Assembly (The guy from Delerium's older project) and then a song by Delerium, you would never think it was the same guy.

Then you have not heard any of the early Delerium material

Take a listen to the 'Morpheus' album for example by Delerium, it has very definite Front Line Assembly tones to it

Also Front Line Assembly consists of both Rhys Fulber and Bill Leeb, this was thier original collabaration, Delerium was a spin off project from FLA by both Rhys and Bill (with the exception of Delerium's first album, Faces, Forms and Illusions which Bill co-produced with a guy called Michael Balch whom was also a member of Front Line Assembly) but the Delerium project has been and still is the more commericialy succesful.

Bill & Rhys have many many other projects on which they have collabarated but none have been as succesful as Front Line Assembly or Delerium with perhaps the exception being the solo project of Rhys Fulbers, Conjure One.

Guy asks for Trance artists and hes bombarded with house/prog etc lol!

You guys almost forgot.

Hatiras, that there is something about you, baby soooo riiiight!!!!

wait, I take that back, his more of a house producer...

Micah is another fantastic Canadian DJ/Producer.... also more on the proggy side though.

8 Wonders


i forgot about them!!!!!! from toronto right?

Critical 7

I just did some research, I guess Front line is still going strong? Hm, I need to stay in the loop here, I thought that project had been dead for years now. But yeah, I'm talking like a comparison between early frontline/post-karma Delerium, it wasn't until after I bought Chimera and Poem that I started listening to Delerium's older stuff.

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Originally posted by Dj Adriz I think Kristoff is Canadian.

Yep, Kristoff hails from Deadmonton, AB . Went to see him one time, was a good time.

8 Wonders is a solo project And yeah, from Toronto

Since no one mentioned him. Bruni Bergeron (B.R.U.N.I.)

http://www.brunibergeron.com

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Originally posted by Taerinshar Yep, Kristoff hails from Deadmonton, AB . Went to see him one time, was a good time.

Ah yes, I remember him from the good old days at Therapy...

Benz & MD

not exactly trance but delerium has an electronic sound to their music and alot of dj's do remixes, since they work so well into trance. i believe their from vancouver

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Originally posted by all-nite-freak Cold Cut

They're about as Canadian as my foot.

And Richie Hawtin was actually born in England. Although neither he nor Coldcut make trance.

DJ Preach is a great live DJ and producer too... on Black Hole - usually leans towards the harder tech / techno side, but he has some great stuff - including a new remix of the new Schossow & Segstaad track - Hypnotizer!

Nuclear Ramjet

http://www.spaceportrecords.com/

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J They're about as Canadian as my foot. And Richie Hawtin was actually born in England. Although neither he nor Coldcut make trance.

True. Max Graham was also born in England. They grew up here and made their careers here. They are about as British as Greg Rusedski(sic(tennis player) and Lennox Lewis.

Coldcut is British, although i can understand him making that mistake as Ninja Tune and Coldcut had a huge influence in the Montreal rave scene in the mid 90's.

I hate to nitpick, but the original poster also said non trance noteables also welcome. So your left foot can skate then?

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Originally posted by MrsPiemont I hate to nitpick, but the original poster also said non trance noteables also welcome.

I was pointing out that they were non-trance notables.

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So your left foot can skate then?

No, my left foot is Irish.

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Originally posted by Dexterlandy Benz & MD

No Shit!? I didn't know that... I really like their stuff

Electric Pulse had a track on one of Tiesto's ISOS's I think (White Noise)... I really liked that production, they are Canadian too.
Also Sean Walsh, check out Time Lapse from 2005... OUTSTANDING production!

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