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| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
It sounds a lot like dark prog to me, but I'd agree there's an older techno feel to the percussion and the bassline.
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Both tracks or just one of them? I think you just maybe listened to the track hosted in youtube; the second link wasn't very visible so I changed the title of it. The track on youtube was the kick off of the set; the tune of the second link came @20 min and lasts for at least 10 minutes, but I just ripped seven.
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
There was a thread on dark prog recently. Do a search and you'll find plenty of tracks, old and new. See if they hit the same buttons for you as this track and then report back. |
Thanks by the advice, but I probably saw it; I don't post often here but I've been a lurker for years.Anyway, I'll check it again . Also, after hearing these IDs I tried to find similar stuff in some Radio Shows like Progrez, Global Trance Grooves and - obviously - Global DJ Broadcast. Unfornutately,the prog played wasn't of this kind. 
| quote: | Originally posted by trancemaster63
I like this a lot, but don't know where to find more. |
Same here. For me Progression is the best track produced under the Dakota moniker and still remains unreleased.

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