Prana4ever

Superb bassline!

@Odeca Glad you like the tracks I posted... I had a better listen at the tracks you mentioned in the opening post, found out some of them aren't really that slow, so I would suggest a 138 BPM classic. it's well known, chances are you already know, but if you don't I am sure it will be your cup of tea!

Hi bro. Will post mostly goa trance and try to remember if they are kind of below 140 bpm or at least slow enough for you... Prana - Taiyo Prana - Voyager III (Voodoo remix) Prana - Geomantik (featuring Merv from Eat Static) Prana - Boundless (Nervasystem remix) Total Eclipse - Nautilus Man with no name - Cairo Joti & Ofer - No name Tim Schuldt - Absurd Athena - Woodwalking Transwave - Phototropic Transwave - Ulysse Voyage (1, 2 and 3) Hopefully you like at least some of these!

Good album, though I thought a few melodies here and there sounded a little unharmonious (track 3 to name it) but that's just my picky self, I really enjoyed the album for the positive atmosphere and the melodic density. Some constructive criticism I can make is in regards to the vocals samples in track 2, pretty sure not only myself would notice they do not fit right in the track, either too loud or lack of effects, an added echo or other effects would have helped to fit it better... Do not miss this album for home listening, a very nice discovery!! PS: I read the comparison with Chi-Ad at some moments, hmm listen to the intro of track 2, sounds like Biocandy!

Thanks, I meant the compilation...

Is it good?

Same as with Shpongle, he uses a lot of samples and does it right, I guess in some middle east or Indian folk.

With so many replies, I read them all and none mentioned S.T.O.P., it's a really clean and hypnotic track from X-Dream:

Angelic particles. Does anyone know if the vocal melody is sampled from a specific source? The track is great basically because of that melody and how it is used throughout...

Very good album, Veasna has his own style mixing acid with aggressive and powerful synths, in a very electrifying, ravey atmosphere. I like the effects he put in his sounds. Great surprise for me.

Yup, that's the case for me personally. Even if I consider the 2014 remixes album a real album, it's been 10 years since that release, the world is moving, people change, taste changes, and right now I couldn't care less of a new Astral Projection album. Great news for the fans though.

King Coconut says it all.

Upload day my good brother.

Yeah that's the issue with all those modern movies that put all their eggs in one basket, that is special effects, picture etc. but story wise it is a bore. So many movies like this these days.

You still look very young after all these years. And your music still sucks.

Fair enough.

12,000 suns, for me. Just in the first 3 minutes you already had 5 different melodies.

I hope you realize Filteria didn't invent shit. At least Xenomorph has his own style, the story telling (not this album specifically but in general).

Interesting to see how tastes can differ, I listened to all the tracks and like this one better than most posted before, though it does sound a bit empty, but the sounds and melodies sound more mature than most tracks before in my opinion. The melody at 3:30 sounds simple but very good, and I like the last part of the track.

Yeah, listening the the album now, track 2 is impressive. Track 6 however, getting praise in the reviews but I found that melody in the second half a bit out of tune, sounds like it doesn't fit right, too bad because the track itself sounds very interesting. Track 8 is one of the best. It's a very good album, though I agree that in some tracks, sequences are too repetitive. I agree with a comment above regarding samples, Xenomorph has always been a master at this, the samples are always well chosen and positioned a the right moments. Regarding the mention of Filteria, I am glad Xenomorph is just a better artist in my opinion, he makes tracks that sound more coherent and harmonic, with vision.

The thread is over 10 years old, so I guess you tried to type Serenity on Discogs in the trance or house category, and checked every track there is with that title?

Today is Saturday, which means new upload :)

Genuine question, is YouTube's algorithm really able to distinguish what is old school goa or new school goa? Intuitively I really doubt that especially if the track was made at the end of the 90's. Paul Eye said he didn't like the track, I think that's why it had more clicks initially, people were curious.

Juan is a fucking asshole my good brother! Agreed!

"Your" genius then. He sucks.