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You Are We Vol.3 Compiled By Spinal Fusion | Grab your copies now !! Enjoy the ultimate trip ♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ Play it Loud Beatport : http://btprt.dj/2aNLmdz CD Available @ Psyshop : http://bit.ly/29Hwrwg Beatspace.com : http://bit.ly/29r8bDt Goastore : http://bit.ly/2b88OyW Free Mix Download : http://bit.ly/2bsGUhk ====================================================== Tracklist 1.SPINAL FUSION & M-THEORY - SUPERNOVA W&P By Bilas Rajderkar & Marcello Baccheschi 2.SHIVATREE - CRYSTALIGHT W&P By Yehonatan Elboim & Ilan Fleischman 3.ITAL VS SPINAL FUSION - SACRED CYCLES W&P By Daniel Carcur & Bilas Rajderkar 4.HYPNOISE - NAMASKARATHA W&P By Juan Fontoira 5.DJANTRIX & SPIRIT ARCHITECT - IMPULSES W&P By Martin Georgiev & Angel Zdravkovski 6.BRAINCELL - DIGGIN FOR NEURONS W&P By Ralph Knobloch 7.GROOVE ADDICT - BE POSITIVE W&P By Sanjay Grover 8.MYSTIC - HEAVY DOSES W&P By Dor Hasson 9.PRAGMATIX - SUBSTANCE W&P By Jorge Uema For more Info visit : http://www.profoundrecordsofficial.com/

Djantrix Twisted Reality Digital Om Tracklist: 1. Twisted Reality 2. No Side Effects 3. DNA - Djantrix & Spirit Architect The two great tracks on Twisted Reality should be paired with the three great tracks from Spirit Architect & Djantrix's Liberation EP (reviewed here). Stylistically they are absolutely identical, five tracks from three guys who are obviously having a whole lot of fun just fucking going-for-it. The lead-off track can be disregarded, it is nothing special, just common full-on where the same effects, delays and sound structures are used, making it on par with so much that is out there from lesser producers. "No Side Effects" shows Djantrix has some good talent of his own and the awesome power of Liberation was not just the result of the talents of the Spirit Architect duo. "DNA" is a fantastic showing where Djantrix and Spirit Architect team again for another winner. If all you pick up is this EP, well, great. Two out of three here are pretty damn good but it seems almost foolish not to pick up the other EP and increase the number of quality tracks by just over double. Spiritually, neither of the EPs have much to offer. This is just pure body music, intense and wildly energetic full-on. If that's appealing then you won't want to miss these two (or five) tracks. DJ Djantrix

Spirit Architect & Djantrix Liberation EP Dacru Records Tracklist: 1. Liberation 2. Fluorescence 3. Full Moon Forget the shitty album cover, try not to pay attention to the busy and senseless graphics going on there, try to look past that overly dramatic block lettering announcing the artists' names up at the top. This is not Israeli full-on masquerading with spiritual imagery while secretly making music for the fist-pumping guido who thinks its cool to wear his sunglasses in a dark club past midnight on a Saturday. This EP deserves better than that cover. Granted, it's almost good but it does look like someone's pastel kit puked on the rest of this thing. And the dude in the middle...my guess is the graphic artist just ran out of ideas. Spirit Architect and Djantrix do not run out of ideas, though. This trio of producers absolutely kill it where it matters the most. The Spirit Architect duo are Ovnimoon Records veterans and many, many moments in these three fiery full-on tracks they showcase exactly the sort of sound that landed them that prime gig to begin with. These are three floor fillers, pumped full of energy, energy and more energy. Make no mistake, though, there is nothing derivative or typical about these productions. In fact, Spirit Architect and Djantrix use enough progressive touches throughout to add some nice variety, even the samples are held to a minimum but used effectively and all three tracks have awesome and tantalizing effects. Lest it be forgotten that these are made for the live crowd (though this is awesome at-home listening) they all feature great build-ups and climaxes that don't feel like you have heard them before. The best place to hear this is out in the woods in the middle of an afternoon where the crowd is empowered from having killed the night and have no intention of turning away from the party at hand. This is peak-hour stuff - festival peak-hour, that is, when in the afternoon everyone comes out to play - when nothing surrounds you but trees and sunlight and familiar faces and ear-to-ear smiles. Liberation is an EP that deserves to be played at those moments for those kinds of people. Great stuff on this one!