Neilz

I can't believe this album only got one mention. Maybe because it's from 3 years ago? Tracks 3 (Diamonds and Dreams) and 4 (Stars come out at night) are two of my all time favourite psytrance tracks. I play them regularly and they never fail to get me jiggling stupidly. The way the layers build up is wonderful, and the main lead synth used in track 3 has such an awsome psychedelic metalic feel to it, I can't get enough of that sound when it starts midway through the track. The rest of the album does have a harder, less psychedelic, feel to it as mentioned above, but it's still decent - but the two tracks I've mentioned make it worthwhile alone. Incidentally, who are these people, and have they done anything since?!

Hello all. I have read this forum for some time, but decided I had to register now to add my comments to this thread. I adore this album. I am playing it constantly, and have done for the last month. The tracks are so energetic and well constructed, and I find with each new listen I discover something I hadn't heard before. It has so much more depth to it than the majority of other albums out there. I just love psytrance that uses layers of leads in a melodic and instrumental way, and Filteria piles them on from all angles. As mentioned above, the key changes in track 3 is awsome, one of my favourite moments which I wish could go on and on. And track 5 also has some beautifully constructed melodies too. A superb offering. However I still feel there could be so much more. More tunefulness, more keychanges, more layers, without losing the gritty psytrance edge to the overall sound. I think Filteria has lots more to offer yet if he follows that direction, a definite star of the future. And Filteria, when are you coming to the UK to entertain us?