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| Originally posted by Fpcookie ^^ Yeah! I like that shit. |
nah no albums mate.
i have just liked most of their tracks that i have heard in random psy sets and have bought a couple of their tracks from beatport/AJ 
I'll get em for ya, they're wicked!
sounds good to me 
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| Originally posted by [ groovypants ] Can anybody recommend some tech-psy-prog-ish tracks, esp. those which have emphasis on tech-percussion? Prehaps something similar in the style of Shanti's "In The Wormhole" and "Kosher Beats" ? |
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| Originally posted by Deeman This thread needs a bump ![]() Enjoy! Denham Jay - 360 Degrees Duration: 58.21 Size: 94Mb Track List:- 01. Frequliser - Centre Of Mind (Original Mix) 02. Psytekk, Nameless - Psy Vision (Original Mix) 03. Neuromotor - Children Back In The Light Part II (Original Mix) 04. Joti Sidhu - Not Crazy feat. DJ Mac (Original Mix) 05. Genetic Spin - The Fridge (Original MIx) 06. Silicon Sound, Pixel, Wrecked Machines - R.P.N.G.C (Silicon Sound Remix) 07. Allaby - Uberstar (Original MIx) 08. Liftshift - Change Conciousness (Original Mix) 09. Zen Mechanics - Disco Pixie (Original Mix) 10. Protoculture - Terra Tronics (Original Mix) 11. The Commercial Hippies - Where Dreams Come From (Original Mix) 12. Silicon Sound - Nexus 6 (Protoculture Remix) 13. Lucas, Laughing Buddha - Binary Bonanza (0Original Mix) [[ LINK REMOVED ]] |
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| Originally posted by Domesticated I finally got around to listening to this last weekend. Pretty good, but I thought the start was quite shaky. The first track just kind of blasted out of no-where without any real intro or tension-build, and then the first mix was incredibly sudden and jarring. Past that, you seemed to improve as you went along, with the highlight for me definitely being tracks 9-12. |
If you like progressive psy then Liquid Soul - Love In Stereo must be the greatest release in ages. Finally someone has stayed true to the sound and didn't go all electro/minimal.
Its a 10/10.
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| Originally posted by Simon00 If you like progressive psy then Liquid Soul - Love In Stereo must be the greatest release in ages. Finally someone has stayed true to the sound and didn't go all electro/minimal. Its a 10/10. |
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| Originally posted by Deeman X2! Oath man, Liquid Soul is the bizness! |
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| Originally posted by Philby please tell me you didn't play any of that stuff at conquest, so i didn't miss out too much hehe |
The First Stone - Deep Space 1 [Vagalume Records]
B-B-BANG!
This is a side project of Burn In Noise/Guy Manfroni Amaral de Souza with his brother and two other guys.
Three quality, quality tunes on the release, two being complete fist pumpers and the other a deeper, more psychedelic affair.
hey man! I bet Universo Paralello would take your hat off if you like that kind of sound....hehehehe! Check psyshop for track samples....
Finally got around to listening to the new Liquid Soul album.
Absolutely beautiful! The artwork is simplistic but also very nice.
OMFG, earthcore this year, this is going to be absolutely awesome, so many incredible artists. I must say, royal doof 4 had some dissapointing music but with artists like:
Electric universe
Sesto sento
vibrasphere
electro sun
talamasca
ticon
Sirius isness
Space tribe
S.U.N. Project
Juno reactor
Solar fields
Visual paradox
Gataka
Atomic pulse
No fucking way am I going to possibly miss this. So many incredible acts.
I can't get over the fact that you're so young. How does one get into psy at such a young age, with the exception of having a parent, sibling or other close relative heavily involved? I'm intrigued and impressed.
How are you going to get there without a driver's license? 
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| Originally posted by Domesticated I can't get over the fact that you're so young. How does one get into psy at such a young age, with the exception of having a parent, sibling or other close relative heavily involved? I'm intrigued and impressed. How are you going to get there without a driver's license? |
. I remember listening to the distance to goa series, and not really liking it that much... it was old... and different, a little too complicated at the time, however when I found goa head I fell in love with goa trance and started hating anything with a full on psy bassline shortly after :P. I then got into distance to goa a bit, but not anywhere near as much as the goa head series, unfortunately... I got to the end of it (or the good part anyway) but still ended up listening to seriously the same lot of 10-12 series for 6 months straight. Around about 7 months ago, I heard some absolutely amazing techno/psy tekk sets on techno.fm and kind've got into that, although not really listening significantly. About a month or so after that I found dj sonix-a jungle out there, and although at first thinking, how there is absolutely no fricken way the music is that fast, after about 15 minutes... it was absolutely crazy and awesome, and thats still most definitely my favourite dnb set which I listen to fairly regularly. More recently, like last 5 months... I got more into the distance to goa series, it having so absolutely amazingly deep tunes. As well as IM-the gathering, which is allmost certainly my most favourite album ever, unlike any other really, although theres no standout melodies and the synth design isn't that great... somehow the flow is incredible, and gets better every listen... and is simply an amazing journey.
. Oh yes, it turns out one of my friends is now into psy/goa trance, 6 months ago I tried to convince him to like it but he was just like, ehh whats the difference *goes back to liking epic trance* however apparently via his brother mostly he listens to "the good kinds of trance" lol. I gave some cds to him on monday
it seems I'm no longer the only psy fan at my school
, I should ask if he wants to come to earthcore with me. Now, to convert all those hardstyle heads... especially since people realise they get bored of the constant hardness, and get really jaded and end up listening to something like rnb, or worse. I must saev them
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I wish I was older, I nearly ended up going to a private 30 or so people thing that was being organised here a while back, however probably shouldn't have mentioned I was 14(now 15 ofc), ah well... I'll get to goto (and most likely help organise) those kinds of things in a few years.
and used to listen to goa trance in highschool, he was "that kid that listen to that awesome music no one else liked" :P. God, i must have missed a few steps, I mean honestly... swing dance? Thats just really sad really, ah well... theres plenty of nice psy community even if hardly anyone I know likes it. I don't wanna be a person who has to find a new genre every 2 months, and end up not liking any of them much at all, I mean getting into pretty much everything is fine, but still need a primary, and psy/goa/classic trance/ambient can certainly do it for me. I'd rather not end up finding myself in the position of mrjolivebingles or something.
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| Originally posted by Darkarbiter I'd rather not end up finding myself in the position of mrjolivebingles or something. |
is there a good site for psy sets?
have trouble finding many
I only know of here, psynews.org and isratrance.com . Then again, as the years go by, the number of sets on my hdd is only getting bigger.
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| Originally posted by Fpcookie is there a good site for psy sets? have trouble finding many |
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| Originally posted by JayseP Me too matey, the only good one's I've found are the ones the boys have uploaded! |
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| Originally posted by Darkarbiter Explanation of what you mean by the boys is required. |
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| Originally posted by JayseP Err.. my bad the boys would be Deeman, Anomyst and Wavemotion Boys.. insert linkage here plz |
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| Originally posted by wavemotion I would... IF I remembered to press record every now and aganin I'll stick to making tunes instead! Dee, record 10 or 20 sets... please! |
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