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Finally got my hands on this rarity yesterday: Om - Instant Enlightenment (Tetsu Inoue & Dennis Ferrer) 1993 http://www.discogs.com/release/111837 Fantastic!!! 5.0/5 (8 votes) Also received a new CD today: Beese & Brtschitsch - ...In The Long Run http://www.discogs.com/release/698801

Yes, the latest Androcell album is absolutely worth the money! In my opinion, this album is much better than his first one. So many beautiful sounds! I wonder how someone can find this boring..? Listen to it on headphones or on a good soundsystem, and I'm sure you will have a pleasant ride...

Another favourite..:

Finally got my hands on this excellent rare chill compilation: V/A Deep Green - Music To Wake Up To (Toshiba, Japan) http://www.discogs.com/release/466738

Here is my favourite.. Wish i could show you the backside, inside and CDs too... REALLY nice...

Latest arrivals: Annodalleb - Daath http://www.discogs.com/release/666921 Dousk - D.I.Y http://www.discogs.com/release/586822 V/A Spirits Of Independence http://www.discogs.com/release/282789

It's pretty relaxed, but with beats, and it builds up and become quite hypnotic towards the end. I love it! (offcourse...) Something you can look forward to...

Yes, Seb Taylor is one of my absolute favourite producers out there... By the way, he will release a new DIGITALIS track on my next compilation on Chill Tribe Records.... PKS

Nice review Profane..! Too bad I didn't meet you... Anyway, there are a lot to say about this experience. Maybe I will come up with a review later... Here are some thoughts: First of all, Turkish people seems to be the most unfriendly people I have met of all people I have met during my travels around the world! I'm sure there are nice people in this country too, but I sure didn't meet any of them... I really admire the Indigo Kids who managed to organise such a great festival in a country like Turkey. Turkey has the most slow, greedy, unfriendly people I have met in my life, so I have huge respect for the Indigo Kids who managed to pull this off. Indigo Kids are mostly Israeli people, and has nothing to do with the French sect by the way... I had a great time on the festival, and it was an honour to play at such an event. What ruined some of my time, was: -I got arrested in Istanbul, because I didn't have cash for visa. They didn't accept cards for christ sake!! It was a real struggle... -The banks didn't accept my visa card, so I was in Turkey without luggage and money. -My luggage was lost by the airplane company. These slow bastards didn't give me my luggage before four days had past, even though they had it all the way. Can you imagine how my socks were smelling? I had to pay 150 EUR for taxi to pick it up, at I time would rather be on the dance floor... Anyway, I managed to get there, and the festival was beutiful. The nature, river, mountains, trees was so beautiful! I met so many nice people there, both artists and trippers on the dancefloor. The sound systems were excellent, the deco was amazing and the music were fantastic, within everything from progressive, chill out, full on and dark stuff. And the best part was offcourse the beautiful eclipse. It was amazing!!!! The hours before, with Total Eclipse live, playing classic old goa trance tracks and the beautiful Hallucinogen live set, was the perfect loading up for the eclipse. It was a scary, but also fantastic experince.

What a festival!!! I have no words yet! It need to sink in first! Here are my pictures from Soulclipse: http://www.chilltriberecords.com/gallery Enjoy! PKS

Thanks for the info Tox! I'm starting to get ready for this. I will dig out my tent today, which is still full of dust and dirt from last summers festivals...

Here are a few interviews: http://www.trance.net/article/archive/27/ Enjoy;) PKS

Bought these: -V/A Electric Dreams (Electric M.E.L.T/WAX) http://www.discogs.com/release/495611 -Transglobal Underground - Boss Tabla EP (Nation 1996) http://www.discogs.com/release/647308 -B-Zet - When i See... (Eye Q 1995) http://www.discogs.com/release/136815 (classic..!) PKS NP: Bel Canto - Shimmering, Warm & Bright (WEA 1992) http://www.discogs.com/release/189069 (still beautiful!)

Solar Systems ...is not very well known, but is actually an early trance/breaks/ambient project by Ciaran Walsh, most known as Deviant Electronics... Solar Systems released an album too... By the way, Ciaran Walsh is in my opinion one of the most talented producers this scene ever had... He is busy with making music for computer games now, and is becoming a father this month!

Yes, this is really annoying! Strange that they don't give us any information about the reason either...

Found this on: http://www.reactorleak.com/ Juno Reactor will be releasing a mini album in July to coincide with the launch of the film ‘Brave Story’ in Japan. The EP will be entitled ‘Superman – the immaculate Crucifixion’, and one of the tracks is co-written and sung by Ghetto Priest, who also provides the golden vocals for Asian Dub Foundation. Juno Reactor will be Touring Japan and Europe over the summer. European dates start in Greece on the 30 June and finishing at the Glade Festival on July 15th. Japan 4th June. Other dates will include: Greece-Athens June 30 Belgium-Gent July 2 Russia-Moscow July 8 France-Paris July 13 Sweden-Arvika festival July 14 UK-Glade festival July 15

Oooops! I posted in the wrong topic.. Too early in the morning I guess... Anyway, listening to the Tron album to wake up now...

Some of the latest arrivals to my collection: -Vibrasphere - Landmark CDS (Digital Structures) -Another Fine Day - Life Before Land (Beyond 1994) -Tron - Existence (Liquid Records) -Androcell - Effloresence (Celestial Dragon) -Mind Over MIDI - Monopoly (Beatservice) -V/A Psy-Clone - Hide Electronic Remixes http://www.solstice23.com/releases/uuch-1052/

I'm coming from Norway on the 27th... Starting to get excited about this... See you there!

It sort of fits with this cover from the same label (at least a bit porn...): If you look inside the cover, you will see what's happening inside the car...

Recieved today: New excellent album by Biosphere: http://www.discogs.com/release/586982 Biosphere is playing live a few minutes from where I live today, but only playing for 40 minutes, and it's quite expensive, so I think I wil skip it...

No comment to the music yet (haven't listened), but noticed a similarity with the Infinity Hz cover=cool

Yes, they knew... It was obviously more important for them to save the money, instead of supporting. Still, they wanted the music, so they downloaded it... Same goes for the majority of psy listeners. They want the music, but don't support the labels/artists... I have had several funny experiences. Several people sent me e-mails with looong stories about how much they had enjoyed the compilation, how it "saved their summer", thanked me etc. Really great stories, but at the end of the e-mails, they often wrote; "I downloaded it from....". Should I laugh or cry?

The biggest reason is probably because most people download it for free instead of buying it... Someone put it out for free download allready the same day as it reached the shops... Even some friends of mine downloaded it instead of supporting, so I'm starting to understand how big this problem has become... There is also obviously a very small number of people on this planet who like this kind of music..., which is for me a BIG mystery...

I listened to it yesterday evening. Pretty cool album with a lot of variation... Definately something "different", which is good. I guess I will listen more to it when I get home from work today, and maybe come up with a review...