I've only heard the samples but this already sounds like the best compilation in recent memory. It even comes with a glowing review from Resident Advisor, for those who require such a stamp of approval. Fans of Auxiliary, cutting edge drum 'n bass and electronica apply within.
Originally posted by chris1011
You better be playing some of these Sunday!
I did try to order the CD from Surus but it wouldn't accept my Paypal payment for no apparent reason, and so I tried to buy it from Chemical Records only to be told I don't have an account, even though I've got an inbox full of emails from them. Seems I'm fated not to get the CD... it'll probably get lost in a tsunami en route to my letterbox.
This is bar none, the greatest compilation ever made. I'm frothing as I'm typing and listening to this release. it brings a smile to my face knowing that a host of artists can join in unison to make such outstanding music.
Oct-04-2013 00:57
Woony
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Sep 2009
Location: Berlin
The ambient bits seem pretty nice but I've never could get on board with this experimental stripped down techstep or whatever you wanna call it. It's just so super surgical.
The release comes in three formats: digital, CD and vinyl series. I'm pretty sure the digital and vinyl releases have all the tracks, and the CD cuts four out due to the 80 minute limitation. Not that it particularly bothers me, as the missing tracks seem to consist of what Woony calls "super surgical minimal techstep", which I would agree are the least interesting tracks on the release. The only missing track I'd like is RQ's awesomely titled Sorrow Of The Hunter, which I suppose I can always buy separately from Beatport.
