lol it's alright, I'm not going to lie, I enjoy some of his tracks as well. Although that album TL isn't doing it for me! I have most of his good work already.
I also bought that bedrock unreleased tracks CD via the internet, then they also decided to release it via beatport, so now im just kicking myself, because there were only like a couple tracks I wanted :(
*edit: or I actually just bought into the whole "omg get the CD it won't be released anywhere" but in reality there were small lines somewhere on the page that said they were also doing digital releases. lol
feelgood
Some wicked new sound progtechno in here.
jad
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Originally posted by feelgood
Some wicked new sound progtechno in here.
Really like his sound.
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Originally posted by Spam
Hope you like.
Nice!
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Originally posted by chris1011
Also that FDV set is boss. Thx for the post!
Stoked to hear what he comes up with for this one. Also, he's got a 3 cd compilation coming soon.
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Another massive tune by Ian O'Donovan. Should be released soon.
Adam420
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Originally posted by feelgood
Some wicked new sound progtechno in here.
This should be interesting. Check out his release "Ancient Tales of the Smoke Viper" f you haven't it's really nice.
rdevito
Cannot believe TA's search engine brought me here :eek: :eyes:
feelgood
I cant believe none of us has posted this yet.
feelgood
Two heavyweights right here.
MSZ
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Greg Benz "Kickdrums and Ex-Girlfriends"
Out Now on Proton Music
Itīs been a while since I have heard a Greg Benz track. In the early 2000īs, Greg Benz was one of the most prolific producer. I still have fond memories of his "Dilation" track on Release Records back in 2004. Getting to listen again, for the first time in a while, to productions from an artist you once loved is always a hard exercise. Hard because, at the same time, youīre excited about feeling the same things you once felt - but youīre also anxious to be disappointed to not find back the same thing you were once listening to.
I have to say, the anxiousness quickly went away when I started to listen to Greg Benz new release on Proton Music. Itīs certainly a departure from the trancy sounds of the first Greg Benz tracks, but thatīs actually a good thing. What you get here is a more mature sound, in line with what you would expect from great modern electronic music. Starting with deep house infused sounds in the background, constrasting with a more uptempo beat, you feel immediately like something great is going to unfold. Smart percs pattern are quickly followed by a groovy bassline. And itīs not long before a mental vocal snippet joins them. Toward the middle of the track, the bassline takes the lead & drives us through a few distorded pads & great FXs. Soon the vocal snippet strikes back & drives the track toward its final build up, now growing on you with the addition of a few synths lines.
I have to say Iīm pleasently surprised by this release. Was not sure what to expect & ended up shaking my body to the groove of a track building up in subtle & classy ways. Note that the great original track comes also with a Dub version, stripping out some of the synth lines for an equally as good result. Recommended.http://www.progressive-sounds.com/M...Girlfriends.asp
