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Flowjob - Support Normality
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| Guy Cohen |
Flowjob - Support Normality
Iboga Records is proud to present the debut album from the Danish duo Flowjob. The two guys, Joakim Hjørne & Mads Tingaard, has been producing music together as "Flowjob" the last three years, and is known for releases on labels like Plastic Park & Tribal Vision. Their style is slow funky grooves, with fat basslines.
Flowjob shows that they dominate different styles all from the funky tech house to more pumping progressive trance. They also wrote a last track on the album, recorded with vocals, to give the album a nice housey end.
You can expect much more quality sounds coming from the guys in the near future. Lots of the tunes are already played and tested by some of the top DJs from the scene with great feedbacks.
This album is a very good and promising start of the new year 2006. Give a warm welcome to Flowjob. They show there is still new ways to take the progressive trance even further.
Track list :
1. Run Baby Run (The Big Escape Version)
2. Everland Airport
3. Flangers In The Night
4. Have Fun & Survive
5. Wannafrisbee
6. They Are Not Alone
7. Mood Food
8. Wadley
9. Glitter (Feat. Trine)
http://iboga.dk/index.php?release=ibogaCD36 |
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| Ian |
| this is a quality release, really laid back in places but lovely progressive trance in others. |
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| Sykonee |
| I was stunned by how good this album is. Full review sometime soon. |
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| Phortastic |
| quote: | Originally posted by Guy Cohen
Track list :
1. Run Baby Run (The Big Escape Version)
2. Everland Airport
3. Flangers In The Night
4. Have Fun & Survive :eyes: :eyes:
5. Wannafrisbee
6. They Are Not Alone :eyes: :eyes:
7. Mood Food
8. Wadley :eyes: :eyes:
9. Glitter (Feat. Trine) :eyes: :eyes:
http://iboga.dk/index.php?release=ibogaCD36 |
damn, not a single weak track on here. The :eyes: tracks are the standout tracks for me. Very good progressive trance this. I wouldnt call this tech house though. Just great progressive trance like it should be.
Note to schulz: learn from these guys. |
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| Ian |
| quote: | Originally posted by Phortastic
damn, not a single weak track on here. The :eyes: tracks are the standout tracks for me. Very good progressive trance this. I wouldnt call this tech house though. Just great progressive trance like it should be.
Note to schulz: learn from these guys. |
top notch opinion. Until I found these prog albums from psy-artists/labels I thought it was gone, now I'm opened upto a whole new world of non-mcprog and enjoying it :D |
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| RebeL9 |
Iboga is propably one of the best trance labels out there at the moment. It's amazing to see the quality of every release.
This is no exception. |
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| paranoik0 |
| definitely above average given it's a trance release |
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| Sykonee |
Woo! Review finally up.
Earned a 4/5, for those who don't wish to click the link. ;) |
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