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Also: Polyphonia has an album coming soon. I think 2007 is shaping up nicely.

I'm currently listening to the samples on Psyshop of the new Goa Gil mixalbum. Sounds good!

I'm not sure that your criticism of the webshops is fair. In my experience when a CD stays out of stock at those shops for any length of time it's because it's out of print. Have you tried contacting the distribution companies to ask about the albums you're after? I recently contacted Wirikuta to ask about an out of stock album and their reply was extremely prompt and helpful. Personally, I'd like to see more psy labels put their stuff on iTunes or similar; that way when an album goes out of print and they don't think there's enough demand to do another pressing one could at least buy the music in some form.

+1 (OK, so it isn't the only reason I'm single...)

1: Take That - Beautiful World 2: Take That - Relight my Fire 2006 3: Take That - Patience 4: Take That - Shine 5: Take That - Back for Good

I guess their fans have grown out of the embarassement phase and into the nostalgia phase. Personally I must admit that I felt a measure of sick satisfaction upon learning that Take That did well at the Brits while Robbie got nothing, and checked into rehab soon after.

1000 pages, hooray.

I would appreciate reviews of both Isentropic: Heaven's Gonna Burn Your Eyes and Jellyheadz: Pollution Violence Technology. I quite feel like buying one of them, but am not sure which.

Leave the poor girl alone. If adding up the results is so easy, why do you suppose nobody else has done it?

"Remember" them? I don't need to remember them: they are currently making a comeback. Won several Brit awards this year.

I actually thought 2006 was pretty good...

Dark Nebula's stuff lies on the border between fullon and dark, but it's great. The 8th Sphere is outstanding, though I don't know how easy it is to get. Dream Fuel is good too. edit: psyshop have the 8th sphere.

Also on the noise poison website are these poll results. Damn right! 160BPM is killarggggggggggggggggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Bugger. Did you get it using p2p software? OD: Back on topic, Kindzadza's new stuff is in a similar vein to Cosmo/ Peace for the Wicked etc. but better based on what I have heard. If you are thinking about getting Gravity it might be worth waiting for the new KDD album and seeing what people have to say about that instead.

Gaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyy

+1. 4Real is a great album. I don't have Gravity but the samples on saikosounds sounded pretty similar to the Highcosmos album, but without the same je ne sais quoi in my opinion. I'm not sure about this track. Towards the end it sounds like the cd is skipping, but I think that's part of the track because the sample on saikosounds skips in the same places. Can anyone confirm that it is supposed to sound like that? If so then it's an interesting idea but personally I find it kind of grating.

Because it's great. Not in a clever, sophisticated way, but in a one-can't-help-but-headbang-while-this-is-playing way. Nuts to you. The 8th Sphere is, in my humble opinion, one of the greatest albums ever made. I loved the samples on The 8th Sphere; not corny at all I thought. The ones on Dream Fuel are mostly pretty lame but the music rocks nonetheless. It's kind of like he's taking the piss, as if to say "I can put any kind of shit on my records and they'll still be awesome".

BUY THIS ALBUM! DO IT NOW!

That's a pretty impressive lineup right there. Though in order to be complete it would need to include Raja Ram, emptying his bag.