Frontier Psychiatrist

Weapons of ass destruction

It's the killlargh!

I didn't know that my farts were uploadable...

Cops in Space Errr sorry, Pigs in Space

And a kick ass album as well!

Most of the Astral Projection's remixes are horrible. J00f did the best work i think. Even BLT failed to remix the classic. Alien Project's, Bizzarre Contact's and Dynamic remixes are disgrace. Actually all their output is a disgrace. AP should have never release this pile of crap. They should go for better remixers. Even GMS would do a proper job there. Dark Soho, IM, Yahel, Sub6, Pixel and hack even Eskimo could do better than those wankers.

I don't like to buy in Krembo. Their prices are ridiculously high. I bought my copy in Saikosounds for ~ 60 Shekels.

I think that this CD suck. I am willing to trade it for something interesting. How do you know that there are only 5 people with this CD in Israel?

Dude i'm so fucking hate all those self satisfied faces on those covers. I fucking hate this Kenny G guy. I'm pretty much convinced that G in his name stands for Gay. If i'd ever meet him i'll chop off his curly blond hair and smack his face with his violin. Same goes to Michael Bolton and Yanni. Those guys are really annoying aren't they? Excuse me, that was my weekly rage burst.

There you go, the legendary Zip Zap Rap And Shower Boy, Yoni Salach

100%

Hehe, looks like he finally found money to pay for a translator. Anyways check out the insightful interviews they have on the site. It's quite Engrish

Yes but USTA's site is not in English. And yes i agree with you and think that this way of self promotion is mega lame.

VA Satellite (Oxygen Records, March 2005) 1. Mr. Peculiar – Elevation 2. Setherian – Patch This 3. Audialize – Full On Chaos Magic 4. E-Ject – Shigris 5. Gappeq – One Soul 6. Vibra – Alien Intelligence 7. Spectra – Radiation Status 8. Alternative – Control Esperanto 9. Sound Field – Ocean in Motion Oxygen Records, a brand new Czech Psy Trance label bring us their debut compilation that showcases mostly fresh artists from all over the globe. Although the general direction of this compilation is Morning full-on it remains quite eclectic and doesn’t stick to one specific sound like most of the compilations nowadays. Here’s what you get on this CD: Mr. Peculiar is possibly the best known name on this compilation. One of Australia’s best known Psy producers starts the compilation with a very nice, floating tune with a lot of attention on the atmosphere and tight percussion. Sounds to me like something that would come out if Sub6 would make a tune with FreQ. Kick ass! Setherian is Dj. Seth from Brazil and he’s most known for his dark and powerful sound. Not as dark as Psychotic Micro, but more like the old Double Dragon with full on rhythm. This is a nice tune but I think that he can do much better. More variety in sounds could do the trick here. Portuguese Joao Apell which otherwise known as Audialize is the next artist on the tracklist. Joao already released an album about 2 years ago on Ketuh records and if you heard it, you should already know what to expect. This is serious smasher with strong percussion and evolving goa’ish melody. One of the strongest tunes in the compilation. E-Ject actually is a collaboration between Nir Shoshani (Hujaboy, BooReka, Gorlation Corporation) and Uri Azene. Although I usually like Nir’s output but lately, perhaps because of his joining to the Spun family, he sounds like he’s losing his dark edge. None the less it is a good tune that should do the work on the dancefloor. Gappeq is next with possibly the best tune of the compilation. Gappeq is the Czech representative on the compilation. And his appearance here is not a token representative from the home land. This tune kicks some serious asses. Jiri Tomasek is the name, and you’d better start to learn how to spell it cause what we have here a hit. Solid rhythm that reminds me a lot of 1200 mics first album (and that’s for only good reasons) is accompanied with weird sounds and funny samples and melodies. Good stuff! Vibra, another Brazilian representative on the compilation continues with strong and grinding vibe. A lot of typical full on sounds with some sci-fi samples in between. In the middle the bassline starts to be more dynamic and a melody is introduced. Definitely effective dancefloor number. Spectra are up next. And as I learn from the booklet they might be 2 brothers. But I am not so sure about it. Radiation Status is another powerful tune, but for some reason I find it really hectic and not leading anywhere. Sounds like a filler to me  Serbian Alternative Control with Esperanto (proper name for compilation like that) are next. I heard a lot of good things about Alternative Control prior to listening to this tune and I must admit that those guys indeed have potential. Very melodic tune but with none the less strong beat and bruising bassline. Think of it as Protoculture vs Logic bomb. Good effort and I hope the future releases will be good as well. For closure we are served with something completely different. Sound Field are duo that consists of Andy Yakovlev AKA Prosect and Liron Atia AKA The Poofs. Them both share the same ideology of breaking the walls between progressive and full on trance. And this tune is their debut release. Epic, long, evolving tune that have fierce beat but totally soft pads and leads. Keep your eyes on those guys they surely have a very promising future. Recommendation: Solid debut compilation from Oxygen Records. Kudos for pushing some new names with fresh ideas and emphasizing on the multi nationality of the artists on the compilation. The artwork is very clean and nice as well. Kudos for that as well! Favorite Tracks: 1, 3!, 5!!, 6, 9!! Review by Pavel

Yes, the music in this cd is indeed very good but the topic is "most gay trance-cover ever" and i think it fits very well. If any cover is gay, than this cover is. Not that i personally have anything against gays.

I know someone who actually bought them after seeing Yahel wearing 'em. This guy is officially banned from my friendlist and he does not recieve any attention from me any more.

It's an unr killa!

Here is my: Psytrance favorites: Some Rock and some Electronica Some little more: And again some more: I have some more stranded around the room and i really need a good shelf to store approx 200 CDs. But i am a cheap bastard and i don't like to shell out money for something like that.

Anything by these artists: Dark Doors (His debut album is hands down the worse psy album ever, and Death Posture will agree with me) Perplex Alien Project (when he's alone, without Astrix, GMS or Orion) Bizarre Contact Visual Paradox Dynamic Psytekk Misted Muppet (Can't stand this agressive music) Psychotic Micro (Barf) Etnica (All the recent stuff) Paste Antix XV Killist (Especially the last album) Hypersonic (The recent output that really breaks all the records of cheesyness) IM - The Superviser, Converting Vegetarians Astrix - Sex Style (For the silly name)

Martin i wanna marry you For your excellent DVD collection. You've got all my favorite movies there

Me too

Both

Bill Hicks samples own. Probably the most sample person in Psytrance after lawrence Fish Burns and Keanu Dweebs from the Matrix. Here's another one from Voice Of Cod - Just a Ride: The world is like a ride in an amusement park. And when you choose to go on it, you think it's real because that's how powerful our minds are. And the ride goes up and down and round and round. It has thrills and chills and it's very brightly coloured and it's very loud and it's fun, for a while. Some people have been on the ride for a long time and they begin to question, is this real, or is this just a ride? And other people have remembered, and they come back to us, they say, "Hey - don't worry, don't be afraid, ever, because, this is just a ride... And we... kill those people.. BTW i advice watching Bill Hicks show atleast once a month. It keeps your face skin smoother.

I think it's actually The Trauma is internal

Yep, good band indeed but i believe that you need a really special mood to hear their music. When it's on it's good. I have the second album as well and enjoy it from to time. The last album is not that bad. 2 really good tunes and the rest is average full on. Much better than most of other full on clones IMHO.