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oh that's seriously good. It has a Hymen recs aura

I thought the new text editor is "cool". But it isnt.Its confusing.Really confusing. Where the FUCK is the code? I was trying for 10 minutes to change the code in a link tag and add some text.I failed. And please someone tell me WHY do i have to see the result of the code and not the code itself when there is the "preview post" option ??!! Edit:alright i changed to standard editor,the rich one is

Num Num - Foot Switch Possibly the most beautiful piece of music ever created.

I tried but i cant. Too "tech" for me. Except for "Always Something Better",that's decent (and reminds me of Ochre,maybe thats why).

Lostep - Burma

Ollie is experimenting

The text editor is coolio.

Ok so i gave it a listen. It's decent but it could be faster and darker IMO

I really liked it ! I knew i would Well done once again mr Xerxes.

wow ... technology is moving pretty fast ...

Blu-ray can hold up to 50G in dual-layer and that's for data,not audio. But guys,we are talking about labels releasing CDs AND mp3's online.

Punks ...

You can also make backups

Thanks for your great contribution on the matter. But i guess you are selling enough,no need to worry. Actually yes,the 80% of the people i know only listen to music on mp3 format. The rest of them don't know how to rip audio.

Ok i agree,it's quite expensive to set it up. Why don't you try to gather some people around this idea like other labels in the same music style,artists or even some 'fans' that would and could help and build it with Suntrip as the main supporter. Or at least think about doing it. Im sure you know Spindrift already created something like that.Let's say,for example,you find someone that could help a lot.

No im not saying that mp3 isn't destroying psy-trance or any other music genre. Mass downloading is indeed a problem BUT it also has some advantages and it really depends on who is taking advantage of them and who isn't. Sounds funny yeah,why don't you start a research about it.I bet Suntrip would sell more online than offline. You need to understand that most of the people downloading don't do it because they don't have the money to buy at least 2-3 cds a month but because 1.it's easy 2.most people,like me,listen music exclusively on their pcs so they have to buy the album and then rip it (which makes bying the original quite pointless) 3.they are too bored to go to the records shop 4.it's much better to have the freedom to just get/buy one,two or three tracks from the cds and not the whole. Let's say you release a Suntrip comp.With a Ka-Sol track.I love Ka-Sol.I won't buy your comp for one track though,sorry mate.If you had a shop online,i'd buy it for 1 euro,it's nothing.And the story goes on.

The number one problem is the fact that you are a member of a label and you think the number one problem is downloading. Go think about who would know who if it wasn't for downloading. If labels had some kind of profit from their artists' live performances noone would bitch about downloads.I'm 100% sure about that. Downloading is not a problem,it's a reality you can do absolutely nothing about it and instead of thinking of it as the number one problem you should start thinking about how to actually take advantage of it. Edit: Rah wrote something about Warp & Bleep.This site is running for a long time now.Warp Records and some other IDM/Electronica labels are light years ahead of the psy-trance scene.Maybe someone should start having some examples.

Who needs labels anyway .... There are so many ways to sell through the net,straight from the artist. You just need to pay for the hosting. Easy and fast.

No,it's just Texas Faggott.

http://www.discogs.com/release/203824 http://www.discogs.com/release/33292 (a MUST have) http://www.discogs.com/release/329833 http://www.discogs.com/release/535278 (quite different,deeper with industrialized beats but a true classic) http://www.discogs.com/release/197688 (!) Also check Maps & Diagrams. That's all for now.

Lemodie is easily one of the best albums of 2006.It's pure magic. I need to meet that guy,we are living in the same town. Oh and the Yagya album is amazing.Very chilling and ethereal,slow beats and soft sounds,recommended. Edit:talking about Ochre,there's a new (free) mp3 comp by Sutemos net label including a new Ochre track http://www.ochremusic.com/ Edit2:Don't forget to check the Num Num track on this comp and of course the comp itself,in case you ignore it's existance. Edit3:yeah i know "ignore" wasn't the right word to put there.

It's a classic,amazing sounds

Uhh... If you think Posford is good you should listen to what Jarre was producing in '76.

Dream on