Goa Bill

I'll have to second Reger here.

My poodle has a better taste in music than Reger

Pre Ordered it as well.

They started as a triplet, moved on as a duo and now it's only Frank'e, but throughout their whole career and even up do date they released only quality material with some drops here and there, granted. I am listening to the Great Unknown, which in my humble opinion is their career peak and def on my top10 Psy Trance albums ever. So incredibly rich, pure psychedelia and incredibly bright and full sound. Many would disagree and name their previous albums as their best but I'd strongly disagree. Discuss?

1 Not A Number 2 Hailin From The Edge 3 Useless Information 4 Limelight 5 Holdon 6 Fractales Pt.1 7 Fractales Pt.2 8 Birds 9 Arcadia 10 You Don't Know Me 11 Headup 12 Over And Over 13 Like Porcelain Apparat is a German electronic music producer that i first noticed about 3 years ago following a recommendation by a friend that knows her shit. It was Apparat's Duplex album that hit me hard with it's hectic yet organised soundscapes that amazed me with the attention to small sounds that Sasha is so well known for. Since that Duplex album Sasha released a collaboration album with Ellen Alien which didn't really catch my ears because it was too much dancefloor oriented in my eyes than his previous more experimental material. So although i approached this release with a grain of skepticism as soon as i found about this album i quickly purchased this album on Beatport. So what do we have here? Pretty surprising outcome by all means. This album is much more stripped down version of the Apparat that i fell in love with but i guess that the insane sound editing and small glitches were replaced by lots of melodies and walls of strings which gives this album a very cinematic feeling at parts. The album features many vocal tunes that actually fit very well (after the initial shock that is). Raz Ohara contributes with his very unique and warm voice that hints remotely Thom Yorke's melancholy. Those tunes have a Hip Hop rhythm but don't let this shock you cause it really sounds cool, as hard to believe as it is. Personally it took me almost one month to grasp this one, overcoming the undeniable Soul and Hip Hop influences that some tracks here display. I mean, IDM with Hip Hop, wasn't it the worse idea ever? Not here it isn't. Bottom line: Weird album, masterful production with really touching melodies in a few tunes and some really cool songs that you'd prefer on Radio over the shit they feed you. 9/10 Highly recommended for IDM aficionados. Previews here: http://www.myspace.com/apparat

Here are some nice mixes i have made in the recent months. Hope you enjoy them. Boom Allah Relics: http://pavel.sinsilly.be/Relics.mp3 Sensient Tribute: http://pavel.sinsilly.be/Sensient%20Tribute.mp3 Minimal Progressive: http://pavel.sinsilly.be/Minimal%20Progressive.mp3

nope... there was another one as uvantam http://www.discogs.com/release/609628

Just ordered the Twisted DVD :posford: :posford: :posford: http://www.twistedrecords.co.uk/shop/catal...products_id=124

A nostalgic topic on Psynews? I'm shocked I'll +1 on Double Dragon though. Released only one album but such a good one

Me and Simon Posford :posford:

The new antix and the new vibrasphere are on the immediate wishlist and the new younger brother album whenever it's released. Around next christmas i guess

Iboga Twisted Tribal Vision I'd add Digital Structures but i've heard they are about to get defunct

And i was thinking that discussing anorectic girls was distasteful

I finished almost a year ago, and i am willing to test everybody with a well encoded 320kbps mp3 file on good speakers. Not many of you will pass. I know i haven't.

Wrong. There are no bad PC's, only bad users. My WinXP didn't crash since the day i installed it. Which is well over a year. If you bring a laptop to play at very humid and hot environment and expecting it to work flawlessly than maybe you are not that smart. If you use a clean installation of WinXP/MacOS and never connect to Internet with it or playing games you should be safe. It's a work tool and the Dj's/Artists that use it should never forget that.

If you hear a difference between 320Kbps mp3 file from beatport to original file you are clearly wasting your time posting on this forum. You just called quite a lot dj's unprofessionals. And not just soulseek/e-mule/dc++ dj's. Also many mainstream and a few psy dj's that use the beatport service. I think it's time to pull the banana out of your ears/ass, enjoy the music and stop talking about stuff you have absolutely no idea about. :wank:

I wonder if it's possible to ban people from this forum for having bad taste.

If I had some money I'd go for it for sure.

Link updated

Well yes. It's like total opposites you know. Good music and well not so good music. I'd recommend you to check Evan Bluetech's uptempo project. http://www.discogs.com/artist/Evan+Marc

I'll mention only the good ones that i saw and remember: Shpongle Live (with a band and all) Hallucinogen Ott Juno Reactor The Delta Cosmosis (Awesome gig it was indeed) Astral Projection Infected Mushroom Skazi (in the list because he's such a performer) Astrix GMS/Soundaholix Raja Ram (too many times i guess) Antix (One of the best sets ever, i was flying) Vibrasphere Protoculture Ticon Ace Ventura Triac Perfect Stranger/BLT Dark Soho Rinkadink Tristan Youth Prodigy Shulman Those i wish to see: Extrawelt/KoxBox/Minilogue/Son Kite/Younger Brother/Prometheus/Hux Flux/Prosect :clapping: /OOOD/Lauryn :posford: /Nemo :wank: :lol:

So you are actually listening both to Bluetech and to Holymen?

No, if you were jew hater you'd hate Doof Records. I'll call you a turd though. And BTW records is with C not with K.